
Covid Vaccines & The Royals’ Cancer: At Least One Cardiologist May Not Know Much About Cancer
💉 Over the weekend, a British cardiologist lobbed a theory into the news cycle with all the precision of a balloon animal at a darts competition. 🎈🎯 His claim? That Covid-19 vaccines might have been a factor in the cancers experienced by members of the British royal family. 👑❤️
Evidence offered? None.
Medical consensus? "Excuse me, what?" 🤨
Swift response from the government, health experts, and cancer support groups? 🚨 “Nope. Stop.”
But since we’re in the mood for allegations — and apparently medical science is now a fan-fiction genre — let’s explore a few more, shall we?
🦇 Allegations, Bats & Bushmeat
It is widely accepted that SARS-CoV-2, the virus behind Covid-19, originated in bats (specifically horseshoe bats, in case you’re doing pub trivia 🏆). Its closest relatives, BANAL-52 and RaTG13, diverged decades ago.
What we know:
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Bats = natural viral reservoir.
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Humans encroaching on bat habitats = increased contact.
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Wildlife trade = possible bridge.
What we don’t know:
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Whether certain cardiologists also encroach on bat buffets. 🦇🍲
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If RFK Jr. believes in bats, bushmeat, or buffet lines at all.
According to the WHO, Covid didn’t come from palace tea parties or royal banquets — bats and bushmeat remain the more likely suspects. 🦇☕
👑 A Coup d’État? By Whom, Exactly?
Some whispers suggest British cardiologists (okay, mostly one) might be pursuing regime change, hoping to topple the monarchy. Allegations of a coup d’état — via medical press conferences — remain unconfirmed.
And the idea that cancer and Covid are plotting to overthrow all other human diseases in some biological coup? Equally unverified. But it does sound like a Marvel spinoff no one asked for. 🦹♂️🧬
The American Cancer Society lists smoking, diet, and genetics as cancer risk factors — but strangely, no mention of Covid or, thankfully, cardiologists with conspiracy theories. 🍔🧬👀
🫀 Cardiologists & Cancer: A Mismatch Made in Heaven
Here’s the kicker: cardiologists are experts in the heart, not in oncology. And that matters, because…
Heart Cancer is Rare Due To ❤️❌🎗️
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Limited Cell Division: Heart cells rarely divide → fewer mutations.
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Protected Environment: Nestled in your chest, shielded from UV rays and toxins.
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Benign Tumors: When growths happen, they’re often harmless.
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Low Blood Supply: Starves would-be cancer cells.
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Genetics: Some natural resistance built in.
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Age: Risks increase with age, but still: heart cancer is an oddball.
In short: if you’re a cardiologist, maybe stay in your lane. 🛣️ Your lane = arteries and valves. Not oncogenesis.
😂 Allegations Gone Wild
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RFK Jr. feasting on wildlife bushmeat? Unconfirmed.
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China plotting the fall of the British Empire? 🤯 Seems exaggerated.
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Cancer trying to outshine Covid? False (though the marketing rivalry would be intense).
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A cardiologist spelunking in bat caves? Pending investigation. 🦇⛏️
Sometimes the biggest side effect of misinformation is not a cough, but a credibility collapse.
💸 The Real Cost of Spreading Lies
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Cost of spreading lies: Dignity. 🙃
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Reward for telling the truth: Priceless. 💎
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🎬 Funanc1al’s Take
In medicine as in investing, stick to your circle of competence. Warren Buffett doesn’t do brain surgery, and cardiologists shouldn’t make off-the-cuff pronouncements about cancer without evidence.
So, to recap:
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Bats? Yes.
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Bushmeat buffets? Maybe.
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Covid vaccine causing cancer in the Royals? No proof.
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A cardiologist’s credibility taking a hit? Definitely. 🚑
⚠️ Disclaimer
🦃💔 This article is for satire, science, and sanity. No bats were harmed in its making (and no cardiologists, either).
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