Inside an Ebola Clinic in West Africa | National Geographic
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2014
- Get an inside look at a Doctors Without Borders Ebola clinic in Monrovia, Liberia. Physician Daniel Chertow takes us through the clinic and shares his thoughts on what it's like to be volunteering in the midst of an epidemic like no other.
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PRODUCER/VIDEOGRAPHER: Neil Brandvold
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EDITOR: Neil Brandvold
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You health care professionals, doctors, nurses, volunteers and literally everyone out there trying to be part of the solution have my ultimate respect. Your literally risking your lives to help others and protect ours. RESPECT.
What if one of them come home to you and give you the disease? Respect?
@@vincentchua5194 they still save lives, do not disrespect them
That's the face of a true 100% hero.
I wish this dude luck on this fight against Ebola and just helping those in need. God bless
any body with ebola would be lucky to land in this doctors care.
he's the example of a very humane person..there aren't enough like him.
National Geographic can you please show the whole documentary here on RUclips. This doctor is amazing and I really want to see all that he and others are doing to save those people. Pretty please with a cherry on top.
You are a rockstar, doctor. And all the care givers who fight this thing. Heroes.
As you can see right here a true hero doesn't need to have any super powers... He just needs to have the will to help...
That is an amazing human being right there.
God bless you Dr. Chertow, and all those dedicating themselves to this crisis. I wish I was more articulate.
Kudos to all the doctors, nurses etc for what they are doing to help these ppl.
God bless you for your hard work
Im glad they are getting better.
Absolute heros.
every doctor in the world has my respect, especially them
Endless respect ✊
He is a hero
Salutations to you Sir!♥️
the magnitude of this crisis is just insane
this duets deffo high on Valium
@Katz Franco it's I believe to check if u have a fever or not.
Is that thing in her hand like a thermometer?
True
watch the taller kid in orange. 3:23. this is why this shit is hard to contain. you have untrained people letting other people slip through.
Good eye
Yeah I saw
There were two people with the thermometers, he could have been checked already
Eliza Embry, no one of them is just chatting.
I give props to health care professionals I could never do there job
God Bless ❤️
What are those white scanner looking like devices that they are scanning peoples heads with towards the end of this video ?
Those are inferred temperature meters. They are used since it does not have to be in contact with a surface to read temperature
Msf has done alot in Ebola outbreak
Lately I've notice a lot observers over the days have been overviewing this as another h1n1 scenario, I'm kind of worried. I'm afraid that my fellow peers may ignore this chalk this up as an ordinary pendemic.
Guy is a fucking angel.
Ebola , alive and well in Africa ... posted Oct. 20 2014
Porque que não aplicam a Autemoterapia nas dosagem máximas de 2ml em cada glúteo + 2ml em cada perna e 5 ml em cada músculo do braço uma vez por semana, para as pessoas ficarem imunizadas contra todas as doenças virais e até mesmo o lupo e outras mais?
Brasileira nata.
@katzefranco @katze franco
Can I marry this guy? :)
Why is there no new news about ebola
Because they're saying the outbreak is over.
But, as I know, it‘s not... At least Wikipedia says so...
its scary to see how something could exist in the world. be happy COVID-19 isnt as bad. If ebola became a pandemic I think that could end the whole world.
The t posing doctor in the thumbnail
It makes me sick how at the peak of the Bella crisis people were actually dying km their homes..
why is he constantly smiling?
Because its all Ebola Green BULLSHIT.....see the channel freedomradiorevolution
Bless you all very brave, inject large amounts of vitamin C as well for all,
none of these people are wearing protection suites!!!!!
They mark the place into zones. You wont need protective suits in the green zones. The red zones will be restricted to medical personnel only regardless if one has a full suit on or not.
Protective suits are very uncomfortable restrictive gear. You cant wear it continously
I am here because of the covid-19 .
Coronavirus is nothing compared to this
@@hepatitisbchan5081 no it isnt lmao
@@hepatitisbchan5081 dude ebola has 90%-60% of probablities to die corona had 8%-20% i prefer have corona that ebola
@@hepatitisbchan5081 children die too of ebola dude
@@hepatitisbchan5081 dude how many times do you want to answer me go to eat pizza i have to do spanish things
Holy shit I thought it was fucking sad as hell in Ebola places but no it is happy.WTF NOT FOR ME
Sad
What is wrong with this picture?
This video was posted just yesterday and yet this doctor is appears to be very clean, not disheveled in any way, and he's smiling throughout the video. Especially right after telling the story about delivering a newborn who died immediately from Ebola? He almost appeared to be bragging.
I would think that a real doctor "down in the trenches" so to speak, would actually appear frantic, disheveled maybe, and show way way more emotion due to the thousands of people dying there. This not a man who has been watching people die by the droves... Any of you ever actually see or talk to someone in the war zones? Where they watched hundreds, if not thousands of people die? Doctors, nurses, veterans.
Something isn't right about this.. And now it seems that National Geographic is just another media outlet. I am seriously bummed.
***** , okay, but to be smiling 5hrough a story about a mother delivery a baby loaded with Ebola? I'm sorry, putting on a "happy face" is one thing, but that went too far. And I am not fear-mongering anything. I've barely talked about this since posting my earlier comment. I was only stating an observance as well. I question things that I see and do not buy every piece of BS we are being fed. You accusing me of something will not cause me to back down from doing that either.
That doctor is probally mentally scared but they probally received training on how to coop with things like that.
+SplotPublishing, again... Not fear-mongering. Just stating an observance. It's an opinion. Like it or lump it.
I think, it‘s like, to be mentally able to handle it, you just take it as a job. There is a treatment you learn and improve all the time and do it. It might also makes him happy to know, that he‘s giving everyone there some more chances. He might be happy about doing something, that decreases suffering and death.
help thoes sick people
First:)!
First Ebola patient*.
awesomethecool second Ebola patiënt
Junior King Third Ebola patient.
VisionaryUrbanTactics forth ebola patient.
Join me in the party.
HIV?
You seem really sweet, but the smile on your face makes me want to slap you silly! There is no humor anywhere at a place like this. If you must make positive thoughts and words, don't do it in front of all of the dying people!! Thank you for your work, but wow, not smiling may be good.
Irkajavasdream Shut up, you idiot.
I would think a smiling face is exactly what dying people need.
If I was dying, I’d honestly love a smile, being that I’d expect all but sad drowns around me because I’m dying. A smile warms a heart and that’s what these people need at a sad time like this.