Covid-19 Jabs to Fight Cancer? Questions Raised Over Auckland University Research
NZDSOS publishes the following letter with the permission of its author, supporter John Matthews. John wrote to Health Minister Simeon Brown in response to recent reports of the University of Auckland research investigating the use of covid-19 mRNA vaccines in cancer treatment.
The letter raises concerns about the safety, unpredictability, and long-term effects of mRNA technology, and calls on the Government to examine emerging evidence before expanding research or clinical use.
Read: Letter to Health Minister Simeon Brown on Unpredictable and Dangerous mRNA technology
August 27, 2026
Hi Simeon,
When I saw this story on Seven Sharp on Tuesday night, my immediate thought was that Professor Fraser must not have medical qualifications. But I was wrong. I see that he’s a molecular medicine and pathology researcher and the former Dean of the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences at the University of Auckland.
For that reason you’d be forgiven for believing he could be onto a good thing.
And for that reason, I feel the need to offer you some counter-arguments.
Professor Angus Dalgleish testified before the US Senate in June this year that the Covid-19 mRNA medicine triggers relapses in cancer patients. I quote from this article:
“The pattern first emerged in early 2022, Dalgleish told lawmakers. Six melanoma patients under his care relapsed within six weeks. All six had recently received COVID-19 booster shots.
Melanoma is an aggressive skin cancer, but these patients’ cancers had previously been controlled by T-cells—immune cells that identify and destroy malignant cells. Dalgleish suspected the vaccines had disrupted that protection.
He later observed similar patterns in colorectal, breast, prostate, blood cancers and gliomas. Some cases appeared in younger patients than expected. Some progressed more aggressively than standard protocols predicted. Some cancer treatments appeared less effective than they should have been.”
Professor Dalgleish’s clinical findings have been collaborated by many other eminent oncologists. There is widespread global belief that the mRNA vaccines suppress T-cells, thereby allowing cancers to grow, often rapidly.
Oncologists at the NZ Ministry of Health are no doubt well aware of this but I understand from speakers at the 2024 NZDSOS Conference that they are strongly discouraged from speaking out.
Simeon, I believe we need to take such experts seriously. Professor Fraser could be putting cancer patients in unnecessary danger.
Our own Ministry of Health knows that this is true. They will of course have studied the health outcomes of the vaccinated versus the unvaccinated (who are 23% of the population) because the law requires them to do so. They have the data.
OK, so have they published any findings in five years?
No. And there’s only one logical reason for that. They don’t want us to know.
Now why is that, exactly?
One thing we can say for certain. They absolutely did not find that the vaccinated people suffered less cancer than the unvaccinated.
Otherwise they’d have published in a nanosecond. And the same goes for any differences in the health outcomes of many other ailments.
Simeon, I recommend that:
- You urgently require the Ministry of Health to report to you what the cancer outcomes of the vaccinated versus those who’ve not taken any doses at all are by age band since March 2021, including:
- The number of people who’ve died of cancer in each cohort
- The number of people who’ve required treatment for cancer in each cohort
- If the Ministry pushes back on that, try asking a few oncologists.
- When you have those data, ensure that Professor John Fraser receives them.
- Cancel Government funding of all mRNA research at New Zealand universities.
- Immediately halt all injections of mRNA Covid-19 vaccine pending full investigation by the Ministry of health.
I believe that the matter is urgent because while it goes on, people continue to be harmed and killed.
Regards,
John Matthews.
