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Covid Cancer Explosion! What could be the mechanisms? - McMillan Research Limited
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Discussion on the concerning rise of cancer cases and the need for scientific acknowledgment and support for research.
  • Dr. McMillan reflects on his prediction of a surge in cancer cases and the importance of understanding the underlying mechanisms. 0:00

  • Emphasis on the significance of acknowledging potential factors contributing to the increase in cancer cases for effective mitigation. 2:20

  • Highlight on the need to support cancer research organizations like Cancer Research UK for better insights and solutions. 3:48

Rising trend in cancer cases post-pandemic raises concerns about underlying mechanisms.
  • Real-time data analysis reveals increasing cancer cases from 2020 to 2023. 4:27

  • Concerns about missed diagnoses in 2021 leading to surge in cancer cases. 7:35

  • Significant rise in cancer cases in 2023 prompts need for understanding underlying trends. 7:52

  • Importance of acknowledging potential factors contributing to cancer explosion for future prevention measures. 8:08

Impact of macrophage activation on cancer progression and metastasis.
  • Macrophage activation linked to tumor progression and metastasis. 8:27

  • Autoimmunity and specific immune cells may contribute to increased cancer cases. 9:55

  • Metastatic disease poses challenges in cancer treatment options. 10:46

  • Early screening crucial for localized cancer treatment. 11:08

  • Understanding macrophage impact on tumors is essential for better cancer management. 11:46