Let’s say, for instance, someone with lung cancer coughs, and a few cancer cells are present in the aerosol, and is breathed in. Or, if someone has a cut, and lives with a family member who has cancer, and cancer cells end up in the cut.
Let’s say, for instance, someone with lung cancer coughs, and a few cancer cells are present in the aerosol, and is breathed in. Or, if someone has a cut, and lives with a family member who has cancer, and cancer cells end up in the cut.
You keep referencing some guy that located cancerous cells, invasively removed them and put them into someone else.
Unless there’s been a recent influx of people doing the exact same process to people without them knowing, I don’t see how it could possibly correlate with increased cancer diagnosis.