A Japanese study published in 2024 reported increased age-adjusted mortality rates for certain cancers, including ovarian, leukemia, prostate, and lip/oral/pharyngeal cancers. But since Covid, or more succinctly since the vaccine, that number has increased quite a bit. If this is true, does this number include these suspected vaccine related cancer deaths? There are many reasons why this is not a wise assumption.The average number of cancer deaths a year globally is roughly 10 million, and it increases slightly every year. And since the official data shows no gargantuan cancer death increase since the vaccine made its debut in late 2020, this seems a bit implausible.