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I know that's going to be the excuse they use but I don't think that's true because if you look at the numbers they didn't get lower for a few years which they would have if people were not getting diagnosed.

I believe the key here is "under age 50"

They won't, though, at least not right away.
It will be a slow, lingering decline for many, and that is by design.
Did you know that for a long time, now, the military has employed ammo that maims as much as it kills?
The idea being that killing an enemy soldier takes him out of the battle while leaving two of his companions to keep fighting, but wounding him would require his 2 companions to carry him back to receive medical treatment.
(Of course, this relies on the enemy having basic, human compassion, not being soulless, commie bugs, but you get the idea.)
With 1 bullet, you could eliminate 3 combatants, and the jab is going to be just like that: while the unvaxxed are busy tending to the vaxxed, the army of fighting-age-males they imported will be even busier getting ready for and engaged in war with them, political, demographically, economically, and, finally, militarily.

You may also find viral shedding as the the cause or ADE.

Just tried downloading the 2023-cancer-facts-and-figures.pdf from their website and it's password protected...

Same for breast cancer facts & figures.

The twat author @texaslindsay says she screwed up and used the all ages figure for 2023 vs below fifty which is still close to double the previous years except for 2022. She'll repost corrected figures.

Only 6 months into 2023 so time will draw the real picture anyways.