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Elisabeth Bik · 25 Jul 2025

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  1. Preprint claiming that COVID-19 mRNA vaccines cause transcriptomic dysregulation is deeply flawed
  2. With fewer than 10 individuals in the two 'sick' groups, it is difficult to draw any meaningful conclusions. In such small groups, a single patient with an unusual RNA expression pattern could significantly skew the results. In contrast, outliers in the much larger control group will have far less influence on the average. This kind of imbalance increases the risk of generating unreliable or non-reproducible findings.
  3. Because of its deeply flawed design, lack of proper controls, and absence of key participant data, this study offers no evidence - absolutely nothing - that mRNA vaccines cause cancer.

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