Nicolas Hulscher is no stranger to vaccine science. Since 2023, he has authored nearly 20 peer-reviewed papers exploring the side effects and long-term outcomes linked to mRNA vaccine technology. He collaborates with Dr. Peter McCullough at the McCullough Foundation and leads several ongoing studies on vaccine links to autism, cancer, and unexplained deaths.
A young, otherwise healthy 30-year-old woman developed stage 4 bladder cancer—one of the rarest diagnoses for someone her age. Notably, she had received three Moderna mRNA COVID-19 injections in the year leading up to her diagnosis.
Hulscher’s team decided to study this case with advanced molecular profiling. Led by John Catanzaro at Neo7 Bioscience, the research focused on circulating tumor DNA—the DNA fragments coming from the woman’s bladder cancer.
What they uncovered was startling: leftover DNA plasmids from the vaccine manufacturing process, present in the mRNA vials and injected into patients, had integrated into the patient’s own chromosomes.
The critical discovery was a perfect match of a 20 base pair segment from the spike ORF region (the genetic code that constructs the infamous spike protein) inside the tumor DNA, sitting squarely in chromosome 19.
On today’s episode of Patriot TV Premieres, we dive into the study and get recommendations from Hulscher about how to move forward.
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