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New estimates show that about 1 in 5 people globally will develop #cancer. This #WorldCancerDay, World Health Organization (WHO) remains committed to supporting every country to prevent, detect and treat cancer for all people.

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Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus

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Фото профиля zomgthisisawesomelol
zomgthisisawesomelol2 лет назад

@WHO 20% will develop cancer? How much of that is due to the mRNA shots?

Фото профиля Rogerio Santos
Rogerio Santos2 лет назад

@WHO I wonder why.

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David Morgan 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 #StayFree2 лет назад

@WHO The World Health Organization is a terrorist group.

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panopticon2 лет назад

New estimates show that about 1 in 5 people globally will develop #cancer due to mRNA shots. Here I fixed it for you. @EU_Commission @WhiteHouse @senatorwong #auspol

Фото профиля ThēPrìcklyThìstle
ThēPrìcklyThìstle2 лет назад

@WHO No one likes you or your medical tyranny just so we are clear

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world_mission2 лет назад

@WHO Ah so as the who, what are you doing about drinking water toxification, food toxification and chem trails? Not a whisper, the main foundations of health being undermined by vested interests. Money the root of all evil. Who is the who and who do the who represent?

Фото профиля Not Klaus Schwab (parody)
Not Klaus Schwab (parody)2 лет назад

@WHO Same type of estimates that recommended lockdowns ? Same type of science that put people on ventilators?

Фото профиля Anti Lockdown Alliance(GLOBAL)
Anti Lockdown Alliance(GLOBAL)2 лет назад

@WHO I don't think you could care any less tbh.

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🦍2 лет назад

@WHO Hope this helps

Фото профиля Sparrowfant
Sparrowfant2 лет назад

@WHO Will you observe, if #cancer is more common among those who received the #COVID #vaccine, or will any possible relationship between those injections and cancer be hidden?

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