Universal Health Organisation (UHO) Weekly Newsletter – 14 November 2025

Highlights:

• A South Korean study suggests lowered immunity to infections after COVID-19 jabs
• Indian doctors speculate on rising cancers in the young in the country
• Pandemic measures in vain? German study finds only 14% RT-PCRs were true+!

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Dr. Amitav Banerjee, Chairperson of the UHO, has highlighted three critical and thought-provoking issues in the latest UHO newsletter, released yesterday. 

• South Korean Studies on COVID-19 Vaccines:
  • Studies from South Korea indicate that individuals who received all four doses of the COVID vaccine experienced an increase in all types of infections, especially respiratory infections.
    
  • Another South Korean study, based on data from 8 million people, found that cancer rates increased after the COVID-19 vaccine rollout.
    
  • Dr. Amitav questions why similar studies are not being conducted in other countries, particularly those with large populations like India.
    
• Increase in Cancer Rates Among Young People:
  • Reports from India and other countries suggest an increase in cancer rates among young people (ages 20-40).
    
  • Dr. Amitav notes that while doctors attribute this to lifestyle factors, the potential role of COVID-19 vaccines is not being investigated.
    
  • An oncologist, Angus Dalgleish, has observed a rapid increase in cancer cases, which he has never seen before.
    
• RTPCR Test Accuracy:
  • A German study found that only 14% of RT-PCR tests conducted during the pandemic were true positives, while 86% were false positives.
    
  • This raises concerns about the validity of the entire pandemic response, including lockdowns and school closures, which were based on RT-PCR testing.
    
• Impact of COVID-19 Vaccines on Respiratory Infections:
  • A South Korean study found that common colds increased by 559% and pneumonia by 83% among those who received the COVID-19 vaccine.
    
  • Dr. Amitav suggests that the immune system may be suppressed by taking multiple doses of the vaccine, leading to increased rates of tuberculosis and other respiratory infections.
    
  • The UHO expresses concern over the lack of comprehensive studies in countries with large populations, such as India, to investigate potential links between COVID-19 vaccines and adverse health outcomes.
  • There is a call for more thorough data analysis and investigation into the accuracy of diagnostic tests and the potential impact of vaccines on overall health.

The UHO remains committed to promoting universal health, advocating for ethical medical practices, and ensuring that public well-being is always at the forefront.

Stay informed, stay healthy, and join us next week for another UHO Health News Update.

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