Summary
At a Reform UK conference, Dr. Aseem Malhotra linked Covid vaccines to cancers in the British royal family. Reform UK stated it does not support these claims but values free speech. Medical experts have dismissed these views as lacking scientific evidence.
Key Facts
- Dr. Aseem Malhotra suggested Covid vaccines may be linked to cancers in the royal family.
- Reform UK distanced itself from Malhotra's statements but emphasized free speech.
- Medical professionals have discredited Malhotra's claims, citing a lack of scientific evidence.
- The NHS assures that Covid vaccines meet strict safety standards.
- Professor Angus Dalgleish reportedly believes vaccines influenced the royal cancers, although experts disagree.
- King's cancer was announced in February 2024, and Catherine's diagnosis followed in March 2024.
- Reform UK claims Dr. Malhotra is a guest speaker with personal opinions and does not reflect the party's views.
- Wes Streeting and other politicians criticized Malhotra's statements, warning against declining vaccination rates.
