The Top 5 Deadliest Diseases Ever Known
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- Опубликовано: 6 май 2024
- Coming off of a global pandemic, you might be wondering what some of the deadliest diseases in human history have been. These top five deadliest diseases will have you reaching for the hand sanitizer and praying not to get sick. Join Hank Green for a spooky sickness episode of SciShow!
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You forgot my Plague Inc disease where I maxed out the symptoms.
Lmao
What was it's name?
Well I can't even beat bacteria in casual
@@brayanespinal8464 all about keeping the severity low :) focus on spreading it without symptoms, then engage the deadly strains.
*THE COOKED FRIES DISEASE*
*Clicks on video, pauses it to get snack.* "Do yourself a favor, put away any food near you" Darn it, Hank. Darn it.
haha
+GeneralPickleton i was drowning myself in fruit-flavored sherbet while watching this and i didn't regret it
+GeneralPickleton ... Honey Bunches of Oats and orange juice.... Yep... heh
I'm at ruby tuesday's help
+GeneralPickleton Eating 12" pizza and some skinny chips. No regrets.
Moral of the story:
Ｌｅａｖｅ ｔｈｅ ｄａｍｎ ｂａｔｓ ａｌｏｎｅ．
Joker sent you a DM request
Nu
I will explode them with hundreds of explosives
If only they knowed
Bats from China more specifically
I cought the H5N1 back when during the "swine flu" epidemic and was explicitly instructed to be kept quarantined in my home for 7days. Fun times, not sarcastic. I got very mild symptoms, lived to tell the tail, and didn't infect anyone. Yay!
That’s what they want you to believe.
*Caught
*Tale
H1N1 was swine flu. H5N1 is bird flu. The numbers are different. Sounds like you probably had H1N1, or swine flu.
@@cherithrasher30 No, it was H5N1, the aviary flu. I still have the paper work from the visit.
I remember that epidemic. My whole family got sick on holiday in Spain. I was about 6 when it occurred. I got a 40 degrees Celsius fever and was pretty sick. I fully recovered, but it had to be one of the worst fevers my body went through.
My dog watched this with me so now he knows why we have to go to the vet.
Smart bud!!!
Josef King he said not to!
Josef King THATS ANINAL ABUSE 😂
Green Angel you shut the fuck up and leave him the fuck alone
Xxdestroyer Xx u rekt that n0bskoper good
i would make a joke, but i dont want it to go
viral.
someone give this man Leo's Oscar
I would make a sodium pun
But Na.
+hey Kumar Over Leo's dead body
it went viral
Necrotoyip no words...
Anyone here after corona virus epidemy?
Yesssirrrr
Yep
During*
@@MrMamley. Yes, tbh it's just the beginning.
yes
I have always imagined what would happen if rabies went airborn. It would be a horror story
Zombie apocalypse
@@jenluvjake not exactly
@@jenluvjake yesn’t
@@jenluvjake kinda
@@jenluvjake disease closest to a zombie virus, so i guess you are right..mostly.
"How did I get that piece of poop on me?
OH BECAUSE HIS BUTT IS EXPLODING." Had to rewatch that part, way too funny
same
lol
OHMYGOD😂
I'm Malaysian
5:11
Also important to note that rabies is not found in Australia, New Zealand or Hawaii (and maybe some other island nations, I'm not sure), which is why biosecurity is so important in these places, and you can't just take your pet with you to these places without putting them through quarantine.
But Australian bat lyssavirus, so called because so far only bats can transmit it, is closely related to and clinically indistinguishable from rabies. So I would still strongly recommend vaccinating your cats and dogs if you live in Australia. The rabies vaccine works on ABLV.
Also Great Britain!
and Antarctica 🇦🇶
Hello from Iceland
Norway is also rabies-free.
“Tainted by bats that carried the virus” 🙄 What an interesting situation 2012 Hank 💀
No kidding. Funny how history seems to cycle.
Also, Nipah Virus has the same death rate as Tetanus. The only difference being the fact that there's treatment for Tetanus but not for Nipah Virus.
Another big difference being one is a viral and the other a bacterial disease. The former having higher mutational frequency, less effective vaccines, more contagion among others traits.
@@MonkeSeeMonkeLaugh this isn’t actually completely true. Tetanus is a bacteria and though it isn’t curable by medicine, the symptoms can be treated until the diseases runs it’s course. Showing symptoms doesn’t mean you’re going to die like it does with rabies.
bruh good info but creepy account photo
I was in the same scout troop as the first person who survived rabies after showing the symptoms of rabies. That person went to a different high school as I did, but having the connection was scary for everyone who knew that person. Medically induced coma, different treatments. At the time, it was reported that it would take about 2 years to become fully normal after the infection and the coma treatment.
She has kids now.
@@AtarahDerek Aw cool! Happy ending
Hank: “What do all these viruses have in common?”
Me: they all are scumbags.
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@@sonalkhare7837 scam
"Every disease on this video is a virus"
Thumbnail: Bacterias
@@RHNGaming that's the point.
@@SuperVixen5 i see a toxic person
@@RHNGaming bruh the joke flew right over your head
yes
@@flokus I see a fluffy bean.
Thing is, most of these diseases are deadly when you contract them, but their epidemic or pandemic potential is fairly low both because of the high fatality rate and because of short incubation times in the first 4 and an ungodly long incubation time in the last. SARS-Cov-2 turned into a pandemic because of its long incubation period during which people could already transmit it to others.
They’re so good at killing they suck at reproducing.
“Congratulations you played yourself.”
I was about to breathe a huge sigh of relief. ‘We don’t have rabies in my country’. ‘Australian bat lyssavirus, closely related to rabies, was identified in a flying fox collected near Ballina, NSW’ (about an hour’s drive away from me). There have only been three cases, but all of them fatal. So that’s just excellent. Although it’s related enough to rabies that the rabies vaccine covers it.
So far, Australian lyssavirus can only be transmitted by bats. It hasn't mutated enough to be able to build up a suitable reservoir in the saliva of other animals. But if you do get infected, it's clinically indistinguishable from rabies.
"Odds are, you are not watching it from your home in Siliguri"
But, but, I *am* watching from my home in Siliguri.
When he went on to number 5, and said it had a higher death rate than 90%, I knew he was talking about rabies.
VIDEO DIDNT HAVE ALL SYMPTOMS OF RABIES WHICH IS BELOW
(1) Numbness in limbs
(2)Headaches
(3)Fever
(4)Lack of Cordination/ Falling
(5) Hallucinations
(6) Uncontrolable Irrability
(7) Uncontrolable Over Excitement
(8) Uncontrolable Insomnia (Lack of sleep)
(9) Strong Seizures/Shaking
(10) Excessive Drooling
(11)Fear Water (Hydrophobia)
(12)Fear Air(Aerophobia)
(13) Fear of Light (Heliophobia)
(14)Body Paralysis
(Body Stiffness)
(15)Choking
(10)Coma
(11)Death
I caught H1N1 a few years ago. They didn't know what it was and by the time they tested for it, and obviously it came back positive, I was already over the peak of it and they couldn't do much more for it. Was the worst few weeks of my life.
6:10 No, Hank, it's worse when you're smiling
+Roxanna RZ =) and vomiting and fever! =) =)
+Jesus Delgado *you're
Learn your grammar before you insult people.
Oh i thought she some one else. *hides behind bush* PAPA, THE GRAMMAR NAZIS ARE BACK!!!
There is a plus sign for a reason.
-Is it better when I say it smiling?
-Nope. It just goes from serious and informative to really creepy
Carla Ferraccini I’m gonna tell my home yuri
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COVID-19 doesn't seem that bad now does it?
Edit: It is a joke, no need to get upset.
Detective Assassin :It will get worse
well the stats of this virus (r0 and mortality rate) are very very close to the stats of the 1918 spanish flu which killed 50 million people and infected 500 million people
¡i¡Got Crabz the corona virus has been around for decades, that’s why bottles of Clorox say “kills coronavirus” on cans manufactured well before October.
AgentCorgi corona viruses are a classification sort of like a species. They’ve been around forever but the one causing this current outbreak is brand new/ novel. It probably has been mutating in animals for so long it’s now completely different from all the other corona viruses
Joey Crisafulli precisely, that’s why there isn’t yet a vaccine. They still have to figure out what exactly mutated from what probable previously viral mutated host
Uplaoded in 2012
Recommend in April 2020
Very good time for recommendation, RUclips
You got no chill
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5. Nipah
4. H5N1 (Bird Flu)
3. Marburg
2. Zaire Ebola (Zebov)
1. Rabies
Benjamin Davis you forgot any TSE. Every person who has ever had any TSE has died from it
I'm surprised Rabies is top 1.
Ebola was the most sensationalized.
New contender :Coronavirus
Corona virus: MAY I COME IN?
leaked news half million infected 20000 deaths
corna virus is number one
Not a pig farmer but I m watching from Siliguri.
Cool
@@1purapericulo cool 😄
😅 really!
R.I.P
Hmm. I think I've seen your photo somewhere. Weird.
**Is immunodeficient during the COVID-19 epidemic**
I feel these levels of panic so hard though, but I know COVID is way less deadly.
Trust me, the most severe disease causes Total Organ Failure, Necrosis, and Hemorrhagic Shock all at once.
Ebola?
Is there a disease that causes all these symptoms at once?
Adam Hollander yeah it’s just that it only exist in plague inc
I knew it
The STI known as "Life" has a 100% fatality rate
are slash technicallythetruth
Project SynTekky r/boneappletea
👏🏻
Yeah but it takes like 70 - 100 years to kill infected humans
Lucky the Duck thats a lie
My education and training is in Epidemiology and Community Health (LSUSVM 1997), and I found this video to be an excellent introduction to just a very few microorganisms waiting around to kill you or make you so ill you’d find death preferable. His hilarious approach to a deadly topic deserves an Academy Award or Emmy or whatever they give for documentaries.
Watching this during a pandemic: Oh damn
I'm watching this while eating pudding and petting my dog.
I accept the risk and welcome the challenge. You will not separate me from either of them.
The God
Rabies is like the worst virus that can you die of. The death would be slow and painful.
Depends on if his dog was bitten by a bat or animal that was clearly foaming.
Influenza: Evil genius, constantly mutating and evolving at a fast rate, master at spreading, airborne.
Marburg/Ebola: A madman running amok, trying to cause as much damage as possible on his fast path to self-destruction.
Rabies: Zombie assassin torture master.
Choke me please
There are 2 Rabies types:
The Rabies that makes you aggressive.
The Rabies that paralyzes you.
@@TheRepublicOfDixionconderoga both dangerous
My dog wanted me to take him to the vet every week cause he is scared now.
No I'm pretty sure it's becouse you are scared
Yis Pinto r/woooooosh
Sometimes I think most pet owners, more specifically dog owners are schizophrenic. 🤔
Like scoobs! I'm so scared I need a good ham sandwich
@@Kayla2fly462 this comment isn't a joke -_-
Hank !! You are THE BEST!!! Absolutely no where have I viewed a Scientific commentator that can effectively convey dark & scary information & make me laugh like hell in the process!!!
I wish you worked in the Animal health lab where I am because you’d brighten my days!!!
Wow, so this is the 2012 Hank!! He is my fave on this show lmao, the voice is just always 👌
Has any played Plaque Inc. game which is very shows how viruses can mutate and spread to destroy the world.
imagine it had ebola on it
ednas02 {FIVE NIGHTS AT FREDDY'S} Africa's down first
I play plague inc I wish they like made an update to add Ebola would be awesome and it auto attacks Africa if you want it to lol sorry if I spelled something worng
Claudia Kopec yes hell yea
Mario 64 I know right.nin the game you are the only thing killing people, why not some help by other desieses trying to kill people
It's always nice to know one of the most deadly diseases you could ever catch is locked up somewhere in your country.
Kiwani ya.. 😢
In Germany, vaccination baits were used until 2008 to immunize the fox population.
Since 2008, the terrestrial rabies in Germany is considered eradicated.
All that remains is the bat rabies, which, however, can not easily be treated with vaccine baits (bats rarely crawl on the ground and eat baits lying around).
Why is this vaccine bait strategy not carried out in the US?
Too expensive?
Very Elaborately it is not.
All you need is vaccine baits and you drop them off by plane over the target areas.
Omg don’t have to get to far in that bro
at least im in canada...
@@sylviarohge4204 r/iamverysmart
Well done !! Always enjoy your work. Of course, your humour is delightful. Watch out for mad dog, mad dog.. LOL
Watching this during COVID-19 pandemic, man 2012 Hank gives me nostalgia.
Hi Hank, Filoviruses such as MARV and ZEBOV actually mutate at a very slow rate compared to orthomyxoviruses (Influenza) and retroviruses (HIV). 10^-4 to 10^-5 substitutions per site per year for ZEBOV with little genetic diversity from isolates within outbreak while Influenza has 10^-1 to 10^-2 with varied diversity during outbreaks. Just wanted to point that out, keep up the good work!
We don’t know what any of this means
"Oh! His butt is exploding!"
-Hank Green
Everyone is gangster until the real gangster walks in
Coronavirus
Edit : To all those fuckers who replied , I was just being sarcastic okay !!!
A gangster with ~2.5% mortality rate?
The Kung Fu Flu is in the family of HKU-9 which was responsible for the 2012 MERS outbreak. This disease is pretty tame, it’s only been made a big deal since it’s a new strain of Coronavirus which could be a bad thing but unlikely...
nope.
The coronavirus doesn’t even hold a candle To the Viruses on this list
No.
You can survive Coronavirus by taking Tylenol and cough syrup.
Exelente informacion sobre el virus y la fatalidad de su propagacion ..es un problema muy grave dificil de manejar ..buen contenido ..sigue asi .
I'm getting flashbacks from Plague Inc!
I'm here because of Plague Inc! xD
I love that game!
i still have soo much trouble infecting iceland.........
I infected the whole world. Its quite easy...
dang3race2 ikr
The most deadly virus "everyday bro"
That got me so good
Ew yeah
Ligma
@@aeureus *Im waiting for a 4 year old kid to reply to this..*
@@violetsareviolet3332 I will play them like a piano
Who's here after the news about the Coronavirus?
Ian Mith OH HELLO THERE
Yo
Not me I'm in 2030
COVID-19, 1-2% fatality rate.
Rabies, 100% once symptoms are experienced.
no one
Always interesting, thank you.
Person: put away any food you have
Me: *pulls oatmeal, milk and cookies closer to me*
*CHALLENGE ACCEPTED*
DONT TELL ME WHAT TO DO WITH MY SNACKS, HANK
Then has awful constipation
*you also pull your dog to you*
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED TWICE
If anyone wants a good read about Ebola and Marburg, The Hot Zone by Richard Preston is really good.
And if you're interested in anthrax and smallpox, "The Demon In the Freezer" is also an excellent read.
Charles Iannucci That book defined my Freshman year of high school.
True! But also very descriptive and unpleasant, gave me a lot of respect for the CDC.
Yes! It is very informative and interesting.
I have that book🙌👌
Hank: *smiling when talking about deadly virus
Me: *laugh
Im sorry
😂🙋
Can we do another episode!! So fascinating
Couldn't we just say the 5 deadliest diseases are 5 different kinds of spongiform encephalopathy? They all have invariably 100% fatality rates.
Jake Thornton That is, well, correct. I'm surprised he didn't mention it.
These are viruses. Spongiform is a prion not mentioned in title but each of these is a virus. Prions are so rare that they don't get much recognition despite being as dangerous as viruses. Overall these are viruses not any disease.
Wtf is spongiform encephalopathy?
spongiform encephalopathy is caused by prions wich are missfolded proteins. A "common" example is BSE. It leads to massive degeneration of the brain.
He is only mentioning viruses not prions, almost all prions have a 100% fatality rate
Some girl in the US of about 8 survived rabies. Barely.
Likely one of those 10 known survivors. That girl was so incredibly lucky...that's a bigger deal than winning the jackpot lottery. Winning the lottery is admittedly more fun, but that's still an astounding stroke of luck (as well as the result of hard work from the team treating her).
Unfortunately, evening surviving it can leave you with lifelong brain damage, because the virus destroys the central nervous system.
+dolebiscuit Yup I know. It sucks.
+Uhlersoth77 Oh yeah it's a way bigger deal. Money can't buy you happiness, having your 8 year old daughter survive a disease that kills is.
Leighton Brooks 5 people in history have been known to survive rabies, and that was after intense medical intention
I think that it's worth mentioning that the average incubation period of Ebola and Marburg is a few days, but the incubation period of Ebola and Marburg between being infected and showing symptoms can be anywhere between 2 and 21 days. The average incubation period of Ebola is 8 to 10 days, and the average incubation period of Marburg is 5 to 10 days.
8 years already. It has been so long since last I saw this. Funny how I got recommended this now of all time.
I save you 10 minutes of lives
5. Sasser
4. NotPetya
3. WannaCry
2. Doom
1. CIH
oh wait that’s computer viruses
Don't forget Iloveyou
*ILOVEYOU*
*CRYPTOLOCKER*
@@aeureus i love you too
@@nomorenoless1952 i dont think u get it
watch this with food? challenge accepted...
R.I.P +King0097 xD
Jack Rettinger I just finished watching this and I'm eating cornflakes. Still alive and kickin.
Pretzel Goldfish and got through the whole video
FOOD! I WAS EATING LAYS BBQ CHIPS :D whole video
Watched while eating and with my dog in the room.
Everyone is finally getting educated about viruses 🦠
@@viracocha doesn't make them less deadly, AND everyone should be educated on viruses no matter when this video came out.
I remember when this first came out. It was just recommended it to me again. I was in high school when this was made.
Here in finland, rabies is called "Vesikauhu" which is pretty much "water(vesi)horror(kauhu)" or "hydrophobia".
It is that because when a patient suffering from rabies, they are seriously afraid of water.
❤😢😅
"How would I get this guy's poop on me? Oh, because his butt is exploding."
I have never laughed so hard watching science.
Just found this episode in my recommended feed and OMG YOUNG BABY HANK
Only way I could learn about this topic is with this funny, clever and very smart guy.
Cool Video, watching from Marburg, Germany. o.o
Read Richard Preston's non-fiction book, THE HOT ZONE. Great writing.
@@bethanywilliams4410 and watch le show
@@freshdiscordrep.6279 The books better but still there both great.
Max Braun Marburg is associated with Ebolavirus
Watching from Siliguri, India -.-
Another reason for rabies is that the health control is really good and cases in the UK are pretty much unheard of and the only recorded cases have all been isolated very well as well
Anyone here during the Coronavirus 🦠 pandemic?! Edit: OMG thxs for all the likes!
Ay
Coronavirus isnt a pandemic(ithink)
!NO!
Buğra Tosun it is
Mary Heskin cool
You guys are really going to want to read Richard Preston's books, in his more recent one Crisis in the Red Zone talks about Nipah and some other cool (or scary, take your pick) viruses.
I'm going to school to become a Virologist and Hank I promise you as a random subscriber, I shall rid the world of at least 1 virus before I die! I promise Sci Show, I'll destroy at least one! 👊💉⚗🔬💊 💎🇺🇸💥⚡️⚡️⚡️
Destroy the virus that turns people into bronies
+Sebastián Lang you know man, why you even gotta respond just to say that? What do you plan to accomplish? Dost thou have a brain? God made us with one, I highly suggest you start using it. If you were to barge into your bosses office without thinking and spoke outta term just because you felt like it, you sir will have made a fool of your boss, yourself, and you'll be fired. Think before you act. And speak only when spoken to. Get back in the corner. Let me get you some ice ❄️ cause you just got burned! 🔥 you have a beautiful blessed day! And smile man! Life is too short and life don't have room for bullies! Don't be mean to others, you just jelly cause you ain't a Brony. If you ever wanna become one, you know where to go and who to see!
saying you burned someone is weird... i think you should wait until a third party says it for greater effects, now it's just... mnhn
+Sebastián Lang Burned you got burned, I'll get ya some more ice! 😂😂
I'd say get rid of either at least Ebola or Rabies.
This is great. If my training company was larger I would totally offer this guy a job. He is a very engaging, born teacher. Keep up the good work!
5:02 I keep coming back for this one 😂😂😂 its just too funny how Hank says it
Marburg Hemorrhagic Fever can have a death rate as low as 23% or can have a death rate of over 80%. It depends on the severity of the disease.
what if there is only 1 person with a certain disease and he dies do is mean it is the deadliest disease.
It would have the highest case fatality rate (deadliest can be interpreted in different ways)
it will be 100 percent fatality rate
100 percent fatality of 1000 people is deadlier than 100 percent fatality of 1 person
But is 100% fatality of 1 person more dangerous than 99% for 1000. That's the tricky part.
+Akshay Sharma i see your point but the case fatality rate of a pathogen is only measured after the outbreak has finished as that's the time when scientists can do the research as to how many people had it and what percentage of those people did it kill
Guess what guys? There's a huge outbreak of the Ebola virus in Africa RIGHT NOW! Fun! Now let's all watch Contagion and see what could happen if it gets out of control, because everything in that movie is highly possible!
Yes I read about that
Well the video was a little confusing as it was using the old name for the Ebola virus (Zebov).
The Ebola virus in my opinion is a lot more dangerous, due to there is no cure for it and it pretty much you only have less than a 15% chance of living.
Also Alanna, just like what you said, that has already happened, read a book called the "Hot Zone" by Richard Preston which is based on a true story which actually took place in Reston, Virginia.
I will tell you this just from reading the book, I was sick, just imaging all the images of people turning to mush and blood oozing out of every possible hole of the body.
Also on the Rabies part, the ten people who lived were people who had not taken the vaccine which is a little confusing. What they seem to include in here was the fatally rate of people without vaccines which in my opinion should not really count.
Guess what Rabies are only Biosafety level 3, Unlike Bolivian and Argentine hemorrhagic fevers, Marburg virus, Ebola virus, Lassa virus, Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever, and various other hemorrhagic diseases (All Biosafety level 4), which should be in the top, not like the Rabies.
I have the Hot Zone at home, I was actually just going to start reading it today!
Alanna R. It was sick. Soon as you read the first chapter, even though the first virus was only a strain of the Ebola virus. The Hot Zone doesn't talk about 1 virus, but mostly the top biosafety Level 4 Viruses. Which are wayyy more scare than a Rabies Virus.
Also the Ebola can be transmitted airborne as well.
Shane Stamper "It was sick."
Was that a pun?
3:37 - 3:50 Mr. Hank really predicted what happens with COVID-19 pandemic, basically 8 YEARS prior.
I liked this very much. Keep it up 👍
Hank Green,
the one person I'd prefer to watch / listen to whilst battling deadly viruses.
"dont ask me why"
me: "why"
Eek yup I live In Wisconsin when I heard u say that..I got immediately worried but I guess safe at the same point since the Medications are right here in my back yard lol
thank you for an informative video
I thought "humanity" would be number 1. Once they invade, they fuck everything up.
I love the way he states things. Even things that will kill you! He gives you the information,but does it in such a weird / funny way, it doesn't automatically poo your pants!
Me: prions slowly kill you, and they’re nearly indestructible, so no cure. *INCINERATION IS THE ONLY WAY TO DESTROY THEM.*
there was a nipah outbreak in our state three years ago, good thing it didn't spread out that much
I would love to see an update to this.
"How would I get this person's poop on me? OH HIS BUTT IS EXPLODING" I lost it at that. :)
In biology class we did a paper on whether or not viruses are organisms or not. We learned that there's evidence for both sides and that it's still debatable.
they can't reproduce without a host cell therefore making them not truly alive, living things are able to reproduce on their own, or with the opposite gender in that species. Viruses contain RNA as opposed to DNA.
Rob Scott a better question is what role in the environment do viruses fulfill
Protonic they don't really fulfill a roll in the food chain or anything but I think they can be good to control populations of animals from getting past unsustainable numbers, but that's just my idea though.
+Rob Scott there are DNA virusses, I'll have you know. It is still debated, there are real species that cannot reproduce on their own ( Can't think of one rn, but I think there are some parasites)
+Cedric Valcke I dont think there are any viruses that reproduce with another virus. What makes a virus a virus is its ability to inject its RNA into another cell and turning it into a virus factory
I LOVED the list of symptoms with a smile 😃
Great stuff!
Me watching this video: **coughs**
My cousin: *OH MY GOD ITS EBOLA!!! GET OUT GET OUT!!!!*
😂
well now it’s more Coronavirus
2020:Covid-19
HIS BUTT IS EXPLODING?
I know this is a serious top 5 but i started laughing as soon i heard it and i still didnt stopped.
chowing down on food right now so thanks for the warning lmao saving this to watch later
Scishow has come a long way since this video, and I'm so glad we had the team and their expertise through the pandemic. On an unrelated note, case fatality rate seems like a bad measurement of how deadly a disease is, because you haven't factored for different levels of health care. Kinda disturbing that a disease that killed 23% in Germany killed 80% in another country. Health inequity and colonialism, anyone?
You should talk about the drug scopolamine, it makes the person who is drugged with it be subjective to suggestions and will actually do anything that a person tells them, it is also highly deadly and grows naturally and widespread throughout Colombia, my home country actually, but I would like to know what is actually going on in our bodies that make these symptoms happen. Hope you see this. Love the show :D
6:00 I like when he smile and talk about that...
Rabies was the first thing I thought of. Other than the new "put them in a coma so they can survive long enough for their immune system to catch up", I've heard of ONE person surviving.
The first person to survive rabies DID use the "put them in a coma so they can survive long enough" it's not new, and it rarely ever works. But more than one person has survived, but it's only in the double digits from the 100,000s of people who die of it every year
If there are good kinds of seizures, then, as an epileptic I am feeling incredibly ripped off right now
Host: Is it better when I'm smiling?
Me: GODS PLEASE STOP
If my bird got the bird flu and died I would FUCKING cry to death
Sammit is your bird dead yet?
That's how it kills
Good Lord Hank!! I laughed through this grave topic!!!!
I'd love to see one on the worst diseases caused by bacteria, since all of these were spread by viruses.