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October 17, 2025Open Access

A Critical Note on Contradictions in South Korean Cancer Incidence Rates: The Paradox of Crude Rates Derived from the Kim HJ et al. Cohort (Biomark Res, 13:114, 2025) Showing Concurrent Increases in the Vaccinated and Overall Decrease

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This note reveals the discrepancy in cancer incidence rates among vaccinated groups, suggesting bias in reported risks.

Cancer incidence rates exhibit a paradox where the vaccinated group shows higher case rates, yet overall rates are lower than national averages.
The crude incidence rate for the vaccinated cohort was calculated at 40.78 per 10,000, over 22% less than the national average of 52.46.
Analysis involved raw data from the Korean National Health Insurance database to highlight discrepancies in cancer reporting.
Addressing these discrepancies could enable better validation and understanding of vaccination impacts on cancer risks.

Marco Roccetti (2025) studied this question.

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