John Snow and the 1854 Broad Street cholera outbreak
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- Опубликовано: 18 апр 2017
- In 1854, cholera struck Broad Street in London. One scientist, John Snow, thought he could finally prove how this elusive killer spread.
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One of the most brilliantly narrated and intense short documentary. Did'nt take a second of my attention span away. Kudos to the HarvardX team.
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I grew up in London and learned more from this video than anything we did at school when I was a kid! Excellent video and very interesting. Thank you to all involved!
Locals: you know nothing John Snow
Johnny boi: hold my ghost map
Great information. I want to use this video for my undergrad students.
Great content. Excellent presentation.
5:07 you’re telling me that water mixed with poo tastes sweet and clean?
Yes, apparently it does
give me some of that
It's known as Kool-Aid these days
Thank you so much for this video!!! My sophomores in my World History class love learning this stuff!
Good idea
Bet on Beto.
Very interesting video and well presented, thank you. I walk through that part of Soho most weekends when I meet with friends, I walk from Old Compton Street to catch my bus home from Oxford Circus.
This isn’t the John Snow I was looking for (no I wasn’t looking for Jon Snow) but I’m glad I came across this video by accident. It is very interesting.
Ok, now I resume my search for the other John Snow.
Hey you do know that it isn't technically Vlad the Impala right? pale. Its Vlad the Impaler, technically. Have a good one.
@@catheadmoon
Well “It” might be Vlad the Impaler but *_I_* am Vlad the Impala.
@@vladtheimpala5532 Much better imo.
Excellent. May I kindly suggest you drop the music when you talk as it is distracting. Silence is golden. Thank you for your efforts.
the kid at 2:15 lmfao
LMAOO HAHA yessss
he be like: "peaaacceee y'all
👁️👅👁️
✌️✌️✌️✌️"
ikr looks like he was trying to photo bomb the video
Tks for Great explanations.
I want to visit there someday
A Korean who live in Taiwan
This video was very informational
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I bet there were a lot of mad locals saying “you know nothing John snow”. ...... sorry I couldn’t resist 😄
😂
Today we are in another pandemic, COVID-19. Year 2020. When I was just 11 some six years ago, I contracted a mild case of cholera in a wealthy First World area, namely Pacific Palisades, California. My case lasted for about 5 days. I had the frequent -rice water- stools and had been puking as well (more out the backside). My paediatrician was called and I had been diagnosied with cholera and given some samples he had of WHO ORS (Oral rehydration salts) I made my recover without complication. So yes, as an adolescent, I am a survivor of cholera like in the 21 century.
There was a case of cholera at UCSF just 3 months ago (my mom works in peds) . She did just come back from Cambodia though.
great video learning fotr school
great piece here
I read a book about cholera and came across a very informative video while doing some research. The video provided a realistic comparison between London then and now, which was helpful. It was interesting to learn that some places that were once affected by the cholera outbreak are now pubs.
Now, in 2023, while experiencing COVID-19, I deeply understand why we need to protect the environment and am doing what I can. It's interesting to note that the cholera outbreak in London was also caused b
Great video
What a beautifull story. I loved it. So inspiring!
See the RUclips channel Extra History. They did a 4 or 5 part series on John Snow, Cholera & the Broad Street pump. It is some of the best history I've seen on YT.
@@HenryMcGuinnessGuitar years and years
Excellent information!! Thanks!!
great video! Coursera UC Davis course on Data visualization got me here !
I had the pleasure and excitement of going to the site of the pump named by John Snow. The whole idea of pattern matching was my area of AI. To realize that John Snow understood the patterns was stunning.
Very interesting. I hope you at least had a beer at the JS pub!
Excellent video, not only do I have an interest in epidemiology, but this video took me back to my Oregon Trail days.
I thought that was dysentery on Oregon trail? Not that it matters, you poop yourself to death either way. 😨
J Do both were diseases in Oregon trail
You do of course realize that it's called The Appalacian Trail right? Be safe.
@@cursedcancersurvivor No that's what war is about.
im surprised the people around the lady weren't looking at her funny when she started talking about diarrhoea
They're locals; they know the history. 😂 "Tourists at John Snow talking about crap again..."
Great video. What always bothered me is that snows south London study which proved the connection with water and cholera not the broad street investigation. In fact there are a lot of weird details with the pump.. The deaths declined prior to the handle removal on the 8th. The only physician who saw the suspected index patient didn’t believe it was cholera. Or the general board of healths house to house inquiry team finding evidence that would explain shows strange finding which can be found in the appendix of the report of scientific inquiry. Such as the hampstead widow had another connection to the area. Her son lived with her but continued to travel to the broad street area every day, meeting with one of his infected coworkers.
Köszönöm a videót, bevallom sohasem hallottam Jonh Snowról, de igazán érdekes történet.
That was actually episode 2 of The Vikings and not episode 5 where Bjorn makes the boat. Just sayin'.
Fascinating!
2:15 the kid in the back 😭🤚
One of the greatest discovery in the world
thanks
Love this metal gear solid music playing in the background.
Since you made this video they have taken the granite slab away and have replaced it with a replica of the original pump and concrete stand.
Photo link, please!
woaahhh that is slippery and disgusting
1:58 dramatic re-enactment of chamber pot runoff
The two ladies dining behind her listening to this lovely story! lol.
Fascinating!
Locals: John snow you know nothing. Such a great information well done.
For me, the music detracted from the video. I had a hard time understanding her because of the music.
lol this was how our epidemiology professor introduced us in the first lesson
Nice
how long did it take for the government to finally believe john snow? like specifically?
although they seemingly listened to him in this epidemic, it wasn't until the mid 1860's that they fully accepted him.
the sad part is they just didn't know any better :/
Like at the general election
In using AI and BIG Data now this kind of thing, I doubt if it will be found.. because these exception data points which really were the clue to finding the root cause, would be cleaned up as outliners... So exceptions have to be carefully studied, thoroughly analyzed before blindly removing them just because it does not fit your theory.. else you will thoroughly miss the forest for trees.
Fascinating insight, thanks--AG
Bet when he said it's this pump ! They said. "You know nothing john snow"
Yessss! High five Extra History buddy!
brilliant observation In the midst of chaos, you can think beyond your time!
Implementing a study that moved society, it helped the community affected by the cholera epidemic. Every change has its pros and cons. Dealing with something new unknown impacts, non-believers. we survived the COVID 19 pandemic. JOHN SNOW. For over 100 years. He became a great researcher and precursor of epidemiology.
So what happened to the vat of cholera underground?
Inductive
San Francisco is how this lady described 19th century NYC . Streets so full of shit it clogs the storm drains which floods every rainstorm. I nearly drowned two years ago as I don’t swim
very interesting..
LOVELY
Why I'm laughing like an idiot when this dude actually saved more lives than his Westeros namesake?
Thank God they didn't leave it to Thames Water to sort out: the whole population of London would have been wiped out before they responded.
POV you are here for work
they said the water tasted sweet...
For a moment I thought he was Jon Snow from GoT
You do realize that GoT is fiction, right?
Winter is coming
Ok so why did the video start like 5 mins in for me
that boy in the background at 2:15
the prodigyyyy
belgesel: kolera (bakteri kaynaklı salgınların tarihçesi)
The man in the black garb at the table behind her 01:06 is dressed like the grim reaper. I guess to symbolize taking away people who died of cholera.
Do you mean the lady's hijab?
2:15 :)
The kid at 2:15 doing gang signs be like: 👁️👅👁️
The future of California.
The street is almost as dirty as it was in 1854. I bet rodents are lurking in those sewers.
@@pythonprotogen840 Hahaha
Proof dragons exist
Bibity Bobbity boop 😛
Sounds like the corona pandemic
ah yes shit water