evidence: Did the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) confirm a "143,233% increase in turbo-cancers due to mRNA jabs," including COVID-19 vaccines? No, that's not true: A CDC spokesperson confirmed to Lead Stories that "There is no evidence to date indicating that COVID-19 vaccines cause cancer of any sort (including so-called 'turbo cancers')." The article where this claim originated didn't reflect official research or CDC confirmation that COVID vaccines cause "turbo cancers." Instead, the article cited a third-party analysis of VAERS data, which is self-reported, often unconfirmed information that the CDC has explicitly stated is not designed to determine if a vaccine causes a health problem. [...] Neither article reflects legitimate research or confirmation from the CDC that COVID vaccines cause turbo-cancers, much less a "143,233% increase" in their occurrence. Instead, the authors conducted an analysis of self-reported data from VAERS that the health agency has explicitly stated should not be used for such intents and purposes. [...] A search for "CDC confirms 143,233% increase in turbo-cancers" produced no relevant results on Google News (archived here), which indexes thousands of reputable news articles. If the health agency had made such a confirmation, it would have been heavily covered by media outlets globally.