One of the first case reports that were ever published about turbo cancer, it was a physician

Dr. William Makis: "One of the first case reports that were ever published about turbo cancer, it was a physician...he had actually developed lymphoma after 2 Pfizer vaccines and he was diagnosed with lymphoma about 6 months after his second shot, When they were preparing him for chemotherapy...they give him his booster shot and then within days he starts feeling sick, he's like: "Listen guys, there's something wrong here, my lymph nodes are getting bigger, they're swollen, something happened." They repeated the PET scan and the scan was done about a week after his booster shot and his cancer was just everywhere. So when you compare the scans, the scans were were a few weeks apart and his cancer has just exploded after the booster shot and they published this...the formulations are all different and we know from VAERS data...that every batch was different. And so some batches might have had a lot of mRNA and lipid nanoparticles some batches might have had degraded RNA, some batches might have had nothing at all, maybe it was placebo..."
Source: CR Podcast with Daniel Horowitz (Rumble)