Bolsonarist doctor links player Ana Paula’s death to vaccination

Marcos Falcão spreads fake news that the cancer that killed the former Brazilian national team athlete was caused by vaccination against Covid-19. In his networks, the doctor from Alagoas tries to earn money by selling the “vaccine detox”, which consists of a cocktail based on ivermectin and aspirin. CRM is still silent about the case and twitter keeps the doctor’s post up, which has thousands of likes and shares

Follower of former president Jair Bolsonaro (PL), doctor from Alagoas Marcos Falcão said that an unprecedented “genocide” in human history is underway due to the vaccination against Covid-19.

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The doctor ignores the reality that vaccination has saved millions of lives around the world and stopped the spread of the pandemic. Before the existence of the vaccine, Brazil had 3,000 deaths per day from Covid-19.

Marcos Falcão also does not present evidence to affirm that there is an increase never seen before in the number of cases of cancer and that this supposed unprecedented increase would be related to vaccination.

“The greatest genocide in history, without firing a bullet. We cannot say that what caused the cancer [da ex-atleta] was the possible vaccination, but we can say that the number of cancer cases increased exponentially after vaccination”, wrote the Alagoan on Twitter.

Ana Paula Borgo died at the age of 29 last Thursday (11). The former Brazilian national team athlete had been diagnosed with stomach cancer in September last year.

Inexplicably, Twitter keeps the doctor’s irresponsible post on the air, with just a few tags that indicate the possibility of the content being false.

Marcos Falcão is accused of selling the “vaccine detox”, which consists of a cocktail of ivermectin, vitamins, anti-inflammatories and the use of aspirin.

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The greatest genocide in history, without firing a bullet. We cannot say that what caused cancer was the possible vaccination, but we can say that the number of cancer cases increased exponentially after vaccination. pic.twitter.com/49RVUPTXnj

— Marcos Falcão (@DrMarcosFalcao) May 11, 2023