None of those links are acceptable primary sources. Just a bunch more nonsense. I will keep waiting for you to provide actual evidence to back up your claims.
Your only acceptable link is https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15608513, however there's nothing there to suggest vaccines are related (note that I cant look past the abstract as I do not have access to current opinions in oncology).
One of the links is a University Study. Read it and decide for yourself.
If the pharmaceutical companies or CDC want to prove their research incorrect, then they should finally do the studies so that they can write on the Vaccine Package Inserts that they have shown vaccines do not cause cancer. At this point, they admit that they have never done the studies.
I just found this medical study that shows that vaccines do try to increase Natural Killer Cells. Of course, I can't read the whole thing.
"Boosting vaccine efficacy the natural (killer) way" http://www.cell.com/trends/immunology/fulltext/S1471-4906(15)00171-4
Some vaccines do. Though I do not see how this is an issue, the article does not present it as an issue at all. In fact if you read the article the authors are infavor of determining a way to BETTER activate NK cells to allow for increased protection against a variety of diseases that currently vaccination is not effective against. They list: TB, hepatitis C virus (HCV), and HIV as potential targets for better control over NK targeting with newer vaccines.
Currently vaccines largely function through stimulation of antibody production by memory B cells, which then target the NK cells with those antibodies. Creating "Memory" NK cells that are pre-targeted to threats would be advantageous for protection against a variety of currently un-preventable life threatening diseases.
Edit: I would like to add the article above is not a study it is a review. No actual new results are reported therein.
I left some links in my article for further reading and investigation. What I wrote here is just a summary.
None of those links are acceptable primary sources. Just a bunch more nonsense. I will keep waiting for you to provide actual evidence to back up your claims.
Your only acceptable link is https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15608513, however there's nothing there to suggest vaccines are related (note that I cant look past the abstract as I do not have access to current opinions in oncology).
One of the links is a University Study. Read it and decide for yourself.
If the pharmaceutical companies or CDC want to prove their research incorrect, then they should finally do the studies so that they can write on the Vaccine Package Inserts that they have shown vaccines do not cause cancer. At this point, they admit that they have never done the studies.
I just found this medical study that shows that vaccines do try to increase Natural Killer Cells. Of course, I can't read the whole thing.
"Boosting vaccine efficacy the natural (killer) way"
http://www.cell.com/trends/immunology/fulltext/S1471-4906(15)00171-4
Some vaccines do. Though I do not see how this is an issue, the article does not present it as an issue at all. In fact if you read the article the authors are infavor of determining a way to BETTER activate NK cells to allow for increased protection against a variety of diseases that currently vaccination is not effective against. They list: TB, hepatitis C virus (HCV), and HIV as potential targets for better control over NK targeting with newer vaccines.
Currently vaccines largely function through stimulation of antibody production by memory B cells, which then target the NK cells with those antibodies. Creating "Memory" NK cells that are pre-targeted to threats would be advantageous for protection against a variety of currently un-preventable life threatening diseases.
Edit: I would like to add the article above is not a study it is a review. No actual new results are reported therein.