I did not even notice it, but that's why they do it, because it's not a "still image" but moving, so it won't bore you quickly and they get more watchtime. It is quite genious tbh.
As I mentioned above this is how all videos of people talking used too be edited. It's not to create interest but to cover up ummms and ahhhs and mistakes/restarts we have all just become. used to "RUclips" editing which simply cuts out the error or stumble and continues. The head simply jumps in the frame an no one no longer cares. I would have been sacked in the old days if I did what today is normal.
It's the frequency! And amplitude! 😂 And it's stylistically barbaric, EVEN by RUclips standards. They don't have to zoom on every jump, even if they're cutting speech errors, which I doubt, in this case. And they reeeally don't have to zoom that far either. I don't think they hired a veteran to do it. They wouldn't do this, even under pressure. It's some kid who doesn't know any better, and a head producer or chief editor somewhere up the chain, who's overworked and on too much of a deadline to send it back. It's dumb use of an otherwise standard technique. It's rushed, crappy, ugly, nauseating, seizure inducing, overused, poorly used, bad editing.
@@oraz. That's what I heard also. So, maybe, if there's ANY "bright light" in this disaster...maybe THIS TIME we'll have learned our lesson and do whatever is necessary...and PAY whatever is necessary...to develop a vaccine...or a vaccine technique...that will destroy ALL these viruses, now and in the future! Let's hope!
When SARS died out, in large part because it was so deadly, the funding for researching for a vaccine dried up. Maybe if research had been continued we would have a vaccine for it, probably we would have one years ago.
For hundreds of years there wasn't a successful small pox vaccine, or a polio vaccine, or a measles vaccine, or even a flu vaccine. Then they made one.
Ebola has been around for decades. There is no vaccine. AIDS (which admittedly does mutate a ton) had been around for decades. There's no guarantee there will ever be one. Plus there are already signs covid-19 has already mutated into a more deadlier strain. 🤷
They have shown now in Korea that 6% are either being reinfected or its recurring. They don’t know which. So these people have tested positive then negative then positive again.
@@cameronthomas2913 That's not quite true. the test for an active infection, meaning that viruses were found (PCR-test) is pretty accurate (above 90%). Furthermore, it can only test false negative (it looks at the genetic strains of the viruses in the test, other viruses aren't recognized, but in may overlook viruses if there are not enough). However, because they may be falsely negative, the WHO requires patients to be tested negative twice before being discharged (plus not having any symptoms anymore. apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/handle/10665/331509/WHO-COVID-19-lab_testing-2020.1-eng.pdf). Therefore I highly doubt that its just testing errors. Its the antibody tests which are fairly inaccurate at the present time as they may be positive for some antibodies to certain influenza- virus-antibodies.
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Dr. Yasmin, thanks for the excellent video. One aspect of dealing with COVID-19 that I would appreciate your taking a look at is the path to finding antiviral or other drug treatments that target the COVID-19 virus. What ended the HIV epidemic and turned a death sentence into a very expensive but chronic disease was the development of drug cocktails aimed at HIV. As far as I know, there isn't any current vaccine for HIV. One other sad aspect of implementing a vaccination program if and when we develop a vaccine is the anti-vax movement. There's no guarantee that enough people will take the vaccine to provide the necessary herd immunity. Also, I had heard numbers more in the range of 90-95% vaccination rates to develop the necessary herd immunity for highly contagious viruses like chicken pox and measles. The explosive exponential growth of COVID-19 in the US in the last two months hints that the novel coronavirus may a very high transmissibility as well.
I had the H1N1 (swine flu). I had never been so sick, I felt like I was going to die. Watching this brings me memories of me laying on the couch, bundled up, watching iCarly while downing a ton of fluids in between trips down the hall to take Tamiflu dissolved in applesauce
I got it and it was as bad as a mild head cold for me. Had SARS too and for some reason was not able to contract HepC despite of being exposed for 6 years. Hope more people are like me.
Why is he lucky and unlucky. You see the bull they say on TV? I know I had this crap I had a serious ear infection never in my life have I had one. Comparing it to the flu it was a little stronger that's it. It's worse BUT not the way worse you all think.
It's possible Covid19 was milder for you because you had SARS. The same way if you get a strain of flu other than the one you've been vaccinated against it still is milder because there are similarities between the viruses and it's easier for the body to build the new antibodies
Yes, she admitted that right at the beginning. For some reason, I watched the rest of the video, though. Some interesting details, but (of course) no answer to the big question.
@that person 1234 Perhaps they only recorded camera audio (which wasn't high quality) and then made the presenter re-do the audio at a higher quality but she couldn't match the original video exactly.
Ben S, maybe. But I doubt it since a lot of her facial expressions weren’t things that could’ve been so naturally re-done. To clarify, I mean that her expressions and the way she emphasizes certain words (visible on her lips) would be very hard to imitate (and make it seem so natural) so I highly doubt that’s what this is. But I agree, I think the audio is a tiny bit out of sync, but I can barely tell whether or not for sure.
Thank you so much for your clear explanations! My question: I have pretty bad seasonal allergies. Symptoms include coughing, sneezing, stuffiness, and sinus pressure. Does this make me more at risk for contracting COVID-19?
Generally a seasonal allergy to pollen doesn't put you more at risk for contracting covid-19, as far as we know. If you do however, take strong immunosuppresive drugs, usually something containing corticosteroids, that would increase your risk of contracting any infection, since it "slows down" your immune system. Also i could imagine that if the mucosa in your nose is extremely sore it could also be easier for a pathogen to enter through there, but that would not be a huge risk. Anyway, if you feel unsure go visit a doctor you trust, they can help you best :)
If your allergies result in you touching your face more often, yes. I have a perpetually itchy face because of allergies. I’ve taken to using my glasses handles to scratch facial itches so I don’t invite the virus in.
I have a question as well. I had pneumonia on January 16. I was infected, but it was bacterial infection. I I did recover, thanks to antibiotics, but does it put me at risk as well? If anyone knows please write back. Thank you🙏😊
@@ellenharutyunyan9726 real pneumonia? Or just you have cough?did you feel some water is in your respiratory system? Pneumonia makes you so weak and sometimes people get it because they're weak .then you must think to your food, time of sleep, stress or medicine that you take.
Ellen Harutyunyan How did you contract/develop bacterial pneumonia? This may help to answer your question. But as a safety measure, everyone should treat themselves as if they were at risk, whether low or high. Because at this point, even healthy people can be at its mercy. If your health is in a good place now, just keep doing what you’re doing!!
@@vberl9573 nypost.com/2020/04/13/over-100-south-koreans-test-positive-for-coronavirus-after-recovery/ "The killer virus has “reactivated” in a total 116 patients, with 48 of them in the nation’s coronavirus epicenter of Daegu, according to Yonhap News Agency. Jeong Eun-kyeong, director of the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said the virus may have been reactivated after remaining dormant in the patients, as opposed to them being reinfected." www.npr.org/sections/coronavirus-live-updates/2020/04/17/836747242/in-south-korea-a-growing-number-of-covid-19-patients-test-positive-after-recover "Top KCDC officials said in recent briefings that the most likely possibility is reactivation of remaining viruses in patients' systems. If a patient had not developed sufficient immunity against the virus or if a patient's immune system weakens after recovery, the previously undetectable level of virus concentration could rebound. Or the novel coronavirus may be capable of staying dormant before reactivating."
I want to understand why the antibodies last a lifetime with some infections (varicella) but only months with others (rhinovirus). Why does the immune mechanism differ between pathogens? Are researchers working on a way to trip the ‘produce antibodies for life’ wire that chicken pox effects?
Andrea Zoss viruses mutate at different rates. Rhinoviruses mutate fast, other viruses like varicella mutate slowly and so vaccines are more effective for a longer time
The viruses mutate enough to not look the same to your immune system. It's like you trying to rob me with a Darth Vader helmet on.....then come back next year with a Goofy mask..... But Chicken Pox is like stubborn old guy who just keeps showing up with Darth Vader mask on. Does that explain why?
The cells that are responsible for 'memory' in your immune system are 'memory T cells', a type of white blood cell. Memory T cells are antigen-specific (meaning the specific antigen on a virus or bacteria must match the antibody exactly to activate them) that remain long-term after an infection has been eliminated. The memory T cells are quickly converted into large numbers of 'effector T cells' which trigger an immune response upon reexposure to the specific invading antigen, thus providing a rapid response to past infection. If a virus mutates and this causes the antigens to change shape, even slightly, then they can't be recognised by the memory T cells. Chicken pox doesn't mutate very often, where as rhinoviruses do. Hence the difference in immunity. I hoped this helped answer your question :)
What's funny (as an ex Tv editor) is that this is the way all "talking head" videos were edited. In fact if you left a Jump cut (an edit where the person's head stays the same size in shot despite and edit) you would be in trouble or have a short life as an editor. We have just become conditioned to "RUclips" editing where we simply cut out the umms and ahhs and errs and don't change the framing.
@@blackduck7851 the "ums" and "uhs" are more annoying. But I have seen this "jumping" and soundtrack lags used by channels copying another channels uploads to avoid copyright violations..
How about how some are talking about the degree to which someone is exposed to the virus. For example, if someone is exposed to lots of infected people, such as the case is with doctors and health care professionals, they are more likely to develop severe symptoms and have a higher mortality rate because they are being exposed to more virus. Whereas if you catch the virus because you passed by an infected person on the street, your symptoms will be less severe and you’re more likely to recover. Has there been any study on that? I’ve heard a few people talking about it.
Shauq Youhana-Khandi it is as a result of the Viral load, the virus may have been contracted and you keep putting more in your system they will replicate faster with worse possible outcome as has been seen in the healthcare workers.
"South Korea’s infectious disease experts said Thursday that dead virus fragments were the likely cause of over 260 people here testing positive again for the novel coronavirus days and even weeks after marking full recoveries. Oh Myoung-don, who leads the central clinical committee for emerging disease control, said the committee members found little reason to believe that those cases could be COVID-19 reinfections or reactivations, which would have made global efforts to contain the virus much more daunting."
This makes me wonder then Jenny McCarthy really has a problem with vaccines but because of COVID-19 right now by the time they find a cure for it or a vaccine for it would she allow her kid to get it/take it?
Most flu vaccines are a waste of time because Flu mutates so quickly. Didn't you hear her explain that every year they have to try to guess what to use?
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Amazing and insightful; thank you, I've had this exact question for weeks now... Just because one has Covid-19 antibodies, doesn't mean that they'll be immune for good
What an excellent video Dr Yasmin!! I’m going to check out your books and further reading, As a firefighter in the frontlines in Canada, do you have any recommendations on which books I could be reading to bolster my knowledge? Thanks for your time, appreciate you taking time to share such succinct and balanced information on a subject that’s hasn’t had the benefit of years of study. Hope you are keeping well in this crazy time.
Liberals are afraid and want quarantine to continue, conservatives believe we can protect ourselves while leading a normal life. Liberals need someone to tell them what to think and what to do.
@@roybaty7439 Jesus christ, must people like you politicize everything. The world doesn't revolve around partisan American politics. You sounds like a freaking broken record.
Roy Baty the idea is to stop the curve so that not everyone is getting sick at once. Which studies show that quarantine will help. This is the main idea. If it doesn’t go away it’s fine. As long as we flattened the curve in the beginning
I love your little chart, it really puts everything in perspective. I’m getting so annoyed because many people are assuming Covid 19 is something you get once and recover but we don’t know if that’s even true. Herd immunity may not be plausible. They have said 20-30% of cases have gotten it a second time. I’m wondering if it might be like chicken pox but some people develope the shingles or they get it again if their immune system goes down. That would be kinda scary.
Is anyone else tryna comprehend the fact that life as we know it is at an end. We may never be able to comfortably go outside and live life like we used to again. I could be over thinking it tho
No, you are not. Everything depends on the success of the vaccine and immunity lasting at least a year or two. Till the vaccine it’s going to be like this for at least a year or two. Restaurants are done for - you can’t eat with a mask on.
@@soleilchahine7041 a year and a half can lead to some real lasting cultural, social and economic shifts. What do u guys think would be a good way for someone just graduating university to make the best of this.
The virus could also mutate to become less virulent. A virus that doesn’t kill or incapacitate it’s hosts gets to live and spread another day. Common cold viruses have it figured out.
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This is concise and full sentences in a live, verbal speech. She talks like me or other normally smart. Many politicians, journalists and celebrities don´t. If we could only manage this level in the intelligence of important figures, we would be better off. Or maybe it is because she is emotionally stable and honest?
I totally got the feels for the doctor. I feel warm, a little dizzy, i am flushed and i can't think about anything other than the doctor. If i am sick, i don't want to be immunized against Seema.
I get the other comparisons. but, HIV (and hep-B) are retroviruses and the body response to retroviruses is different than non-retroviruses. why are you comparing the two?
Mixes illnesses up with viruses. An illness is not the same as a virus. One of the viruses responsible for a common cold is HCoV-229E, a Human CoronaVirus. SARS is short for SARS-CoV. HIV, causes AIDS, SARS-CoV-2, CoV-2 or rather CoronaVirus 2 causes COVID-19.
I get the impression you think that COVID-19 stands for the 19th type of coronavirus. Smart people will understand that it was described in 2019, hence the 19. Btw, there are 7 HCVs (Human Coronaviruses).
@very droll A huge amount of Ibuprofen on a empty stomach does cause those problems. The fever and headache reducing properties is worth one dose of two tablets a day if needed. Totally my opinion tho, up to you to weigh the risks for yourself.
Wavemaker Or PCR tests which should not be used for diagnosing infectious illness (Said so by the inventor of the test) gave false positive results and they didn’t have the ‘virus’ at all?
My parents are pressuring me to apply to essential business positions like overnight stocking, and downplaying my fear of catching or spreading the virus. They also scold me for even thinking about pursuing remote opportunities in one of my desired fields. Could you please lend any advice?
I think any suggestions require a little more detail. Are done with your education? Are you still living with your parents? But, as a blanket statement, it's probably better health-wise to look for a virtual position, even if it may be harder to find once right now. Good luck!
If you have a good relationship you could attempt to educate your parents on the dangers of covid-19 and help them understand your concerns. Either way I’d recommend trying to avoid being “in the front lines”
I’d look for leads on an online job during the day, but if finances are really tight, try to find an essential job that has minimal contact with other people, like overnight stocking. Make yourself a mask, if your job doesn’t provide one so you’re less likely to touch your face and so that if you do get it, you don’t share it. I recommend using a design with ties, not ear loops, if you’re going to be wearing it all day.
Sweden and Iceland both went for Herd immunity approach. Iceland did terrific. Sweden also is doing well now. Declining now, with many asymptomatic cases and unreported amidst the deaths.
My question about HERD IMMUNITY: Can an immune person be infected/contaminated by a virus? He will be safe but can he still spread the virus to other non immune ppl? The presence of virus in such immune persons is just superficial (on body, hands, cloth) or in their blood stream and organs as well?
I'm sure I said it before but I'll say it again, this doctor is gorgeous. I already know this information so I'm here because I'd hear anything over and over again for her xD
There are main two things: 1) How fast a virus mutates, and 2) how good immune systems are at recognizing a virus, making an imprint, and retaining immunity. I think this second thing is more immune system dependent rather than dependent on the virus or perhaps some relationship of both.
To survive and thrive in an ecosystem, one must become adapted to that ecosystem. Germs, bacteria, fungus, & viruses are everywhere including inside our own bodies. We coexist. Being exposed to these microscopic organisms everyday is necessary for living on planet Earth. Otherwise, we become alien to the environment we live in. That would lead to a very short lifespan.
What I find puzzling is why countries like South Korea and China seemed to get the disease under control, without infecting many more people. For a disease with an R number that is greater than flu, I would have expected more infections, not an early plateau. Is it possible that prior infections with other corona viruses in the past has reduced the severity of infection in many who were exposed? Are you confident the low prevalence of antibody spike after an outbreak is not underestimating the number of people exposed?
This was one of the best summaries of an important perspective of the corona pandemic. Thank you for a clear and informative contribution. Some epidemiologists working with statistics and mathematical modelling are also doing a great job. What is like a 24/7 thing in the general mass media is a diluted version that is becoming boring. I skip most of that, avoid being too close to others and do the other simple things that make sense. Besides that, just live as I usually do.
I’m quite sure that it’s the book in the link below, though I don’t know why she owns more than one. www.amazon.co.jp/撃ち落とされたエイズの巨星〜HIV-AIDS撲滅をめざしたユップ・ランゲ博士の闘い-PEAK-books-ヤスミン/dp/475811210X Edit: Okay, she’s the author. That explains it certainly.
July 2020: first studies show immunity lasts to a maximum of 3-6 months. Further time is required to understand if T-cells (memory cells) can produce new antibodies if exposed again to the virus so the immunity lasts longer.
My daughter has had chicken pox 4 times now. I took her to see the doctor the second, third and fourth time as I couldn’t believe she had it again (and again and again!) apparently it’s rare but can happen. She’s also had scarlet fever twice - again I was told it was rare to have it twice. She reacts badly to immunisations. Standard immunisations wipe her out for 3 days and she gets fevers. Flu shot (nasal spray) is it’s worst 2 weeks of being ill each time. Too sick to go to school and a good week of being too ill to get out of bed. I wouldn’t be surprised if she is the rare statistic of people who still catch things like measles even though she’s had all her vaccinations. We have also had her checked out and tested at the hospital for issues with her autoimmune system and tests have all come back fine. She’s just one of those people.
SuSpence having had Shingles, I don’t want it again because it’s extremely painful! Nerve endings scream in pain! Nothing seems to help. Worse pain I’ve ever experienced!
That is with the vaccine infection. I believe Natural chicken pox infection does not lead to that. Two payouts for big pharma, when people are kids and then as adults.
Allie - "Shingles is caused by the varicella-zoster virus - the same virus that causes chickenpox. After you've had chickenpox, the virus lies inactive in nerve tissue near your spinal cord and brain. Years later, the virus may reactivate as shingles" - with that said, I tend to agree with you - over the years, why hasn't the original vaccine been modified to kill the inactive virus before it reactivates?
@harold wilkes I’m pretty sure when a virus goes dormant there aren’t actually any virus particles. The virus injects its DNA in a cell, but the cell doesn’t read that DNA for some reason. A vaccine helps the body target virus particles not the DNA, so it won’t help once it is dormant.
The focus on antibodies misses the role of B cells which themselves produce the antibodies and are the memory cells for recognizing an antigen. Generally for a new antigen, it takes 7-10 days to mount a defense. With the B cell having been primed, it takes perhaps two days to mount the defense, I.e., produce the quantities of antibodies needed.
Isn't the 'w' in whooping cough silent? I had it as a kid so I grew up having heard of it, but I've never heard the 'w' - it's always been pronounced as if there were no 'w' at all. I nearly wrote 'like who and where' but then I realised it's the opposite - in fact I can't even think of another word that starts with 'wh' but where the 'w' is silent.
Here is some anecdotal evidence: My daughter has been reinfected today, 8 months after her first infection. My nephew is also positive for COVID right now and he had it last July too.
I’m one of the few that had chicken pox twice as a kid. Both my brothers only got it once. Lucky me. Now, as an adult, I’ve been diagnosed with 2 autoimmune diseases. Coincidence?
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Dr. Yasmin's teeth are distractingly perfect
Porcelains ... imagine her giving some sloppy toppy 😋
nom chompsky yeah I noticed that too
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Veneers? They look unnaturally white
she is distractingly perfect!
Who thought this jumping-in zoom was a good idea every sentence ? My goodness.
Ye idk
I did not even notice it, but that's why they do it, because it's not a "still image" but moving, so it won't bore you quickly and they get more watchtime. It is quite genious tbh.
It's a bit much. I've seen better use, in better edited videos.
She's pretty tho. I'm cheap like that. 😌
As I mentioned above this is how all videos of people talking used too be edited. It's not to create interest but to cover up ummms and ahhhs and mistakes/restarts we have all just become. used to "RUclips" editing which simply cuts out the error or stumble and continues. The head simply jumps in the frame an no one no longer cares. I would have been sacked in the old days if I did what today is normal.
It's the frequency! And amplitude! 😂 And it's stylistically barbaric, EVEN by RUclips standards.
They don't have to zoom on every jump, even if they're cutting speech errors, which I doubt, in this case. And they reeeally don't have to zoom that far either. I don't think they hired a veteran to do it. They wouldn't do this, even under pressure. It's some kid who doesn't know any better, and a head producer or chief editor somewhere up the chain, who's overworked and on too much of a deadline to send it back. It's dumb use of an otherwise standard technique. It's rushed, crappy, ugly, nauseating, seizure inducing, overused, poorly used, bad editing.
There has never been a successful vaccine for SARS previously. Why would we expect to have one now?
I think the first sars went away before a vaccine was completed because it was less transmissible.
@@oraz. That's what I heard also. So, maybe, if there's ANY "bright light" in this disaster...maybe THIS TIME we'll have learned our lesson and do whatever is necessary...and PAY whatever is necessary...to develop a vaccine...or a vaccine technique...that will destroy ALL these viruses, now and in the future! Let's hope!
When SARS died out, in large part because it was so deadly, the funding for researching for a vaccine dried up.
Maybe if research had been continued we would have a vaccine for it, probably we would have one years ago.
For hundreds of years there wasn't a successful small pox vaccine, or a polio vaccine, or a measles vaccine, or even a flu vaccine. Then they made one.
Ebola has been around for decades. There is no vaccine. AIDS (which admittedly does mutate a ton) had been around for decades. There's no guarantee there will ever be one. Plus there are already signs covid-19 has already mutated into a more deadlier strain. 🤷
On another note, this is the most I've been soothed by Covid news. Her voice is so nice they could play this at a spa.
Really great information! But... whoever the editor is, can we stop with the random zooms?
Gabriel Bryant I like the zooms
Fr the zooms are so distracting
ranDOM zoOMz
Lol I noticed it just as I read this
I wasn't watching the video, I was reading the comments; so I never noticed...lol
They have shown now in Korea that 6% are either being reinfected or its recurring. They don’t know which. So these people have tested positive then negative then positive again.
@@cameronthomas2913 The same phenomena is being reported in China as well and the two countries use different testing methods.
@@cameronthomas2913 That's not quite true. the test for an active infection, meaning that viruses were found (PCR-test) is pretty accurate (above 90%). Furthermore, it can only test false negative (it looks at the genetic strains of the viruses in the test, other viruses aren't recognized, but in may overlook viruses if there are not enough). However, because they may be falsely negative, the WHO requires patients to be tested negative twice before being discharged (plus not having any symptoms anymore. apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/handle/10665/331509/WHO-COVID-19-lab_testing-2020.1-eng.pdf). Therefore I highly doubt that its just testing errors.
Its the antibody tests which are fairly inaccurate at the present time as they may be positive for some antibodies to certain influenza- virus-antibodies.
It appears that this novel corona virus has begun to mutate & we hope that it will not follow the foot steps of HIV virus.
THERE'S 80% FALSE NEGATIVE IN USA
@@satkrapp7697 Its mutation actually has made it slightly less virulent than it was.
Did you know that in the 50's they used to teach this stuff in grade school?
wasn’t taught in the 90s, but I signed a ‘dare to keep kids off drugs’ thingy and learned Columbus discovered America
I tink it will go back on school programs...
Went school around 2014 😐 never taught us..
This was taught in the 90’s and 00’s for our school
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Dr. Yasmin, thanks for the excellent video. One aspect of dealing with COVID-19 that I would appreciate your taking a look at is the path to finding antiviral or other drug treatments that target the COVID-19 virus. What ended the HIV epidemic and turned a death sentence into a very expensive but chronic disease was the development of drug cocktails aimed at HIV. As far as I know, there isn't any current vaccine for HIV.
One other sad aspect of implementing a vaccination program if and when we develop a vaccine is the anti-vax movement. There's no guarantee that enough people will take the vaccine to provide the necessary herd immunity. Also, I had heard numbers more in the range of 90-95% vaccination rates to develop the necessary herd immunity for highly contagious viruses like chicken pox and measles. The explosive exponential growth of COVID-19 in the US in the last two months hints that the novel coronavirus may a very high transmissibility as well.
I had the H1N1 (swine flu). I had never been so sick, I felt like I was going to die. Watching this brings me memories of me laying on the couch, bundled up, watching iCarly while downing a ton of fluids in between trips down the hall to take Tamiflu dissolved in applesauce
I had H1N1 too. It was very miserable. I didn't think I was going to die but it was unlike any flu I've had on the past.
Cc I had it too but besides the severe mucous i almost choked to death on, it was like a normal flu to me.
I had h1n1 it was bad but I didnt think I was going to die. I was so dehydrated my whole body hurt for a week after.
I had H1N1 and felt like I had a cold. I had mild symptoms and was shocked I tested positive for it.
Did you take flu shots before ?
She can be my health care provider. I could listen to her accent for hours. 👍
Her lips look beautiful when she speaks.
Really good idea for a video and it provided great insight as for other diseases
I agree!
I got it and it was as bad as a mild head cold for me. Had SARS too and for some reason was not able to contract HepC despite of being exposed for 6 years.
Hope more people are like me.
You are one unlucky, lucky sob
Why is he lucky and unlucky. You see the bull they say on TV? I know I had this crap I had a serious ear infection never in my life have I had one.
Comparing it to the flu it was a little stronger that's it. It's worse BUT not the way worse you all think.
It's possible Covid19 was milder for you because you had SARS. The same way if you get a strain of flu other than the one you've been vaccinated against it still is milder because there are similarities between the viruses and it's easier for the body to build the new antibodies
@@midorishiwa You make an excellent point!
Right now all we know is that effects everybody differently. My 'guess' is that in a year or so there will be some verified explanations as to why.
8:30: There's gonna have to be a gradual peeling back of containment measures...
America: *Laughs* ... *and then cries*
great overview on viral infections comparison accompanied with your melodic, pleasant voice. thank you.
I feel this whole video was basically a long winded way of saying, “we basically don’t know.”
Well, there is a lot we do not and cannot know right now. But the video is useful! It is not "all or none."
Totally disagree.
It bracketed the likely scenarios. Most probably somewhere worse than H1N1 but quite as bad as HIV
The answer : she doesn’t know for sure.
literally, no one does.
Yes, she admitted that right at the beginning. For some reason, I watched the rest of the video, though. Some interesting details, but (of course) no answer to the big question.
Way to early, no one knows but I trust my doctors and scientists not the 🍊 👶.
Not yet. We'll get there.
Excellent video. This is exactly the information I was looking for, even though there's still many unknowns.
I can listen to this goddess talk all day
Is the audio slightly out of sync or am I going crazy?
I see it too. I'm watching her lips and something isn't right.
@that person 1234 Perhaps they only recorded camera audio (which wasn't high quality) and then made the presenter re-do the audio at a higher quality but she couldn't match the original video exactly.
Ben S, maybe. But I doubt it since a lot of her facial expressions weren’t things that could’ve been so naturally re-done. To clarify, I mean that her expressions and the way she emphasizes certain words (visible on her lips) would be very hard to imitate (and make it seem so natural) so I highly doubt that’s what this is. But I agree, I think the audio is a tiny bit out of sync, but I can barely tell whether or not for sure.
The audio is slightly out of sync AND you're slowly going crazy - give it another month or so. 😉
Both!
Very knowledgeable, glad it's a Dr. and not a journalist explaining such important topics!
mitsovios rex I can’t tell if you’re being sarcastic or not, but she is both.
Thank you so much for your clear explanations! My question: I have pretty bad seasonal allergies. Symptoms include coughing, sneezing, stuffiness, and sinus pressure. Does this make me more at risk for contracting COVID-19?
Generally a seasonal allergy to pollen doesn't put you more at risk for contracting covid-19, as far as we know. If you do however, take strong immunosuppresive drugs, usually something containing corticosteroids, that would increase your risk of contracting any infection, since it "slows down" your immune system. Also i could imagine that if the mucosa in your nose is extremely sore it could also be easier for a pathogen to enter through there, but that would not be a huge risk.
Anyway, if you feel unsure go visit a doctor you trust, they can help you best :)
If your allergies result in you touching your face more often, yes. I have a perpetually itchy face because of allergies. I’ve taken to using my glasses handles to scratch facial itches so I don’t invite the virus in.
I have a question as well. I had pneumonia on January 16. I was infected, but it was bacterial infection. I I did recover, thanks to antibiotics, but does it put me at risk as well? If anyone knows please write back. Thank you🙏😊
@@ellenharutyunyan9726 real pneumonia? Or just you have cough?did you feel some water is in your respiratory system? Pneumonia makes you so weak and sometimes people get it because they're weak .then you must think to your food, time of sleep, stress or medicine that you take.
Ellen Harutyunyan How did you contract/develop bacterial pneumonia? This may help to answer your question. But as a safety measure, everyone should treat themselves as if they were at risk, whether low or high. Because at this point, even healthy people can be at its mercy. If your health is in a good place now, just keep doing what you’re doing!!
Well it seems to stay in the body even after you recover since 161 people in South Korea have had it reactivate (not be reinfected).
Source?
@@vberl9573 nypost.com/2020/04/13/over-100-south-koreans-test-positive-for-coronavirus-after-recovery/
"The killer virus has “reactivated” in a total 116 patients, with 48 of them in the nation’s coronavirus epicenter of Daegu, according to Yonhap News Agency.
Jeong Eun-kyeong, director of the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said the virus may have been reactivated after remaining dormant in the patients, as opposed to them being reinfected."
www.npr.org/sections/coronavirus-live-updates/2020/04/17/836747242/in-south-korea-a-growing-number-of-covid-19-patients-test-positive-after-recover
"Top KCDC officials said in recent briefings that the most likely possibility is reactivation of remaining viruses in patients' systems. If a patient had not developed sufficient immunity against the virus or if a patient's immune system weakens after recovery, the previously undetectable level of virus concentration could rebound. Or the novel coronavirus may be capable of staying dormant before reactivating."
All viruses stay in your body after recovery. They never completely get eradicated, just weakened some.
@@Spectonimous That is probably correct. Cold sores are an excellent example. They go in and out of remission.
Did they get sick again? That's a bummer. But we all have a virome, like we have a microbiome. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_virome
I want to understand why the antibodies last a lifetime with some infections (varicella) but only months with others (rhinovirus). Why does the immune mechanism differ between pathogens? Are researchers working on a way to trip the ‘produce antibodies for life’ wire that chicken pox effects?
Im placing a comment so when you get a proper answer i'll know too lol
same
Andrea Zoss viruses mutate at different rates. Rhinoviruses mutate fast, other viruses like varicella mutate slowly and so vaccines are more effective for a longer time
The viruses mutate enough to not look the same to your immune system. It's like you trying to rob me with a Darth Vader helmet on.....then come back next year with a Goofy mask..... But Chicken Pox is like stubborn old guy who just keeps showing up with Darth Vader mask on. Does that explain why?
The cells that are responsible for 'memory' in your immune system are 'memory T cells', a type of white blood cell. Memory T cells are antigen-specific (meaning the specific antigen on a virus or bacteria must match the antibody exactly to activate them) that remain long-term after an infection has been eliminated. The memory T cells are quickly converted into large numbers of 'effector T cells' which trigger an immune response upon reexposure to the specific invading antigen, thus providing a rapid response to past infection. If a virus mutates and this causes the antigens to change shape, even slightly, then they can't be recognised by the memory T cells. Chicken pox doesn't mutate very often, where as rhinoviruses do. Hence the difference in immunity. I hoped this helped answer your question :)
The editing of this video jumping a bit closer in, then out, then in, then out - totally annoying.
What's funny (as an ex Tv editor) is that this is the way all "talking head" videos were edited. In fact if you left a Jump cut (an edit where the person's head stays the same size in shot despite and edit) you would be in trouble or have a short life as an editor. We have just become conditioned to "RUclips" editing where we simply cut out the umms and ahhs and errs and don't change the framing.
@@blackduck7851 the "ums" and "uhs" are more annoying. But I have seen this "jumping" and soundtrack lags used by channels copying another channels uploads to avoid copyright violations..
I seriously didn't notice it until I read this comment
And completely unnecessary.
How about how some are talking about the degree to which someone is exposed to the virus. For example, if someone is exposed to lots of infected people, such as the case is with doctors and health care professionals, they are more likely to develop severe symptoms and have a higher mortality rate because they are being exposed to more virus. Whereas if you catch the virus because you passed by an infected person on the street, your symptoms will be less severe and you’re more likely to recover. Has there been any study on that? I’ve heard a few people talking about it.
Shauq Youhana-Khandi it is as a result of the Viral load, the virus may have been contracted and you keep putting more in your system they will replicate faster with worse possible outcome as has been seen in the healthcare workers.
"South Korea’s infectious disease experts said Thursday that dead virus fragments were the likely cause of over 260 people here testing positive again for the novel coronavirus days and even weeks after marking full recoveries.
Oh Myoung-don, who leads the central clinical committee for emerging disease control, said the committee members found little reason to believe that those cases could be COVID-19 reinfections or reactivations, which would have made global efforts to contain the virus much more daunting."
This makes me wonder then Jenny McCarthy really has a problem with vaccines but because of COVID-19 right now by the time they find a cure for it or a vaccine for it would she allow her kid to get it/take it?
JCmtw Biz doubt it. All of the thousands of mothers who have a vaccine injured child won’t ever trust a vaccine again.
You said we get flu shots every year, I haven't received a flu shot for more than 40 years and doubt I will ever get one.
Most flu vaccines are a waste of time because Flu mutates so quickly. Didn't you hear her explain that every year they have to try to guess what to use?
What is nhs going to do for people that was left on waiting lists for years for surgery ever before this mad virus came about its all greed that caused lot these problem im all right jack its to bad if u need medical care of any type
Amazing and insightful; thank you, I've had this exact question for weeks now...
Just because one has Covid-19 antibodies, doesn't mean that they'll be immune for good
Just like Chicken Pox
Your videos are very rtimely and very informative. You explain the science so that we laity can understand. Thank you and be safe, stay safe!!
What an excellent video Dr Yasmin!! I’m going to check out your books and further reading, As a firefighter in the frontlines in Canada, do you have any recommendations on which books I could be reading to bolster my knowledge? Thanks for your time, appreciate you taking time to share such succinct and balanced information on a subject that’s hasn’t had the benefit of years of study. Hope you are keeping well in this crazy time.
Your hair looks sensational Dr!
Stay safe and healthy (: thanks for the video!
Summary: We do not know. To save your time if you already know the basics of immune system and immunity.
Thank you
Liberals are afraid and want quarantine to continue, conservatives believe we can protect ourselves while leading a normal life. Liberals need someone to tell them what to think and what to do.
Thank you
@@roybaty7439 Jesus christ, must people like you politicize everything. The world doesn't revolve around partisan American politics. You sounds like a freaking broken record.
Roy Baty the idea is to stop the curve so that not everyone is getting sick at once. Which studies show that quarantine will help. This is the main idea. If it doesn’t go away it’s fine. As long as we flattened the curve in the beginning
Is there a follow-up to this video with updated information? Thanks
I love your little chart, it really puts everything in perspective. I’m getting so annoyed because many people are assuming Covid 19 is something you get once and recover but we don’t know if that’s even true. Herd immunity may not be plausible. They have said 20-30% of cases have gotten it a second time. I’m wondering if it might be like chicken pox but some people develope the shingles or they get it again if their immune system goes down. That would be kinda scary.
Maybe people don't totally ever expel COVID 19 maybe we all have to live with it on our systems forever?
Is anyone else tryna comprehend the fact that life as we know it is at an end. We may never be able to comfortably go outside and live life like we used to again. I could be over thinking it tho
No, you are not. Everything depends on the success of the vaccine and immunity lasting at least a year or two. Till the vaccine it’s going to be like this for at least a year or two. Restaurants are done for - you can’t eat with a mask on.
If anything it will only be like this for a maximum of a year and half until we get a vaccine then everything would go back to “normal”
@@Anand-qb1wp Yh i really feel for family business, it's really sink or swim at this point.
@@soleilchahine7041 a year and a half can lead to some real lasting cultural, social and economic shifts. What do u guys think would be a good way for someone just graduating university to make the best of this.
The virus could also mutate to become less virulent. A virus that doesn’t kill or incapacitate it’s hosts gets to live and spread another day. Common cold viruses have it figured out.
Her accent makes me believe her more
Bad accent.. she can't pronounce H
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This is concise and full sentences in a live, verbal speech. She talks like me or other normally smart. Many politicians, journalists and celebrities don´t. If we could only manage this level in the intelligence of important figures, we would be better off. Or maybe it is because she is emotionally stable and honest?
I like how she talks
I like how she looks.
She has the best words.
I totally got the feels for the doctor. I feel warm, a little dizzy, i am flushed and i can't think about anything other than the doctor. If i am sick, i don't want to be immunized against Seema.
Chicken Pox almost wiped me out. I got that crap at 23. The hallucinations were real....
I actually miss going to school😭😭
Enice Jeangilles sane wtf is up w that lmao
Wtf
Ew
I feel you! Virtual classes aren't cutting it! 😭
Yeah until you go back for 2 days. Then you start feeling it again.
I get the other comparisons. but, HIV (and hep-B) are retroviruses and the body response to retroviruses is different than non-retroviruses. why are you comparing the two?
I could listen to her talk about life threatening infections all day
6:50 is what y'all came here for if anyone else isn't tryna sit through the whole thing
Mixes illnesses up with viruses.
An illness is not the same as a virus.
One of the viruses responsible for a common cold is HCoV-229E,
a Human CoronaVirus.
SARS is short for SARS-CoV.
HIV, causes AIDS,
SARS-CoV-2, CoV-2 or rather CoronaVirus 2 causes COVID-19.
Fkkn ell thank you
Thank you, I skipped. Yet, 9 minutes should not overly stress our all attention span. ( - :
Alright guys, get ready for COVID-20, COVID-21, COVID-22, get ready for all of the COVIDS.
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Yep
I’m more concerned about the Bifidas. Spinabifida, Brainabifida, all the terrible Bifidas we don’t even know about.
I get the impression you think that COVID-19 stands for the 19th type of coronavirus. Smart people will understand that it was described in 2019, hence the 19. Btw, there are 7 HCVs (Human Coronaviruses).
Thank you for this easy to understand breakdown. It is very reassuring.
Thank you. I think this is probably one of the most, possibly the most, detailed & clear explanation of this subject that I have heard.
Thank you for this genuinely informative coverage and thank you for just making good content instead of stooping down to sensationalism.
Zinc Tablets, Ibuprofen,staying active and lots of water. The poor man's way of keeping my immune system ahead of the game.
@very droll A huge amount of Ibuprofen on a empty stomach does cause those problems. The fever and headache reducing properties is worth one dose of two tablets a day if needed. Totally my opinion tho, up to you to weigh the risks for yourself.
with you all the way there mate. Don't forget ridiculous amounts of vit C.
minus the ibuprophen (stomach irritant )
NBA athletes with top notch immunity system still got the virus. They are asymptomatic but they still got the virus.
Wavemaker Or PCR tests which should not be used for diagnosing infectious illness (Said so by the inventor of the test) gave false positive results and they didn’t have the ‘virus’ at all?
My parents are pressuring me to apply to essential business positions like overnight stocking, and downplaying my fear of catching or spreading the virus. They also scold me for even thinking about pursuing remote opportunities in one of my desired fields. Could you please lend any advice?
Yeah. Find new parents that care about your well-being.
Look for remote options in your desired field.
I think any suggestions require a little more detail. Are done with your education? Are you still living with your parents?
But, as a blanket statement, it's probably better health-wise to look for a virtual position, even if it may be harder to find once right now. Good luck!
If you have a good relationship you could attempt to educate your parents on the dangers of covid-19 and help them understand your concerns. Either way I’d recommend trying to avoid being “in the front lines”
I’d look for leads on an online job during the day, but if finances are really tight, try to find an essential job that has minimal contact with other people, like overnight stocking. Make yourself a mask, if your job doesn’t provide one so you’re less likely to touch your face and so that if you do get it, you don’t share it. I recommend using a design with ties, not ear loops, if you’re going to be wearing it all day.
este era un aspecto del que no habia escuchado información coherente, gracias
What?
@@ivankindle3 she just said that she hadn't heard coherent info about this topic.
De nada
@@ivankindle3 there is google translate compadre ;)
DOCTORA.. Tengo una BOLA mas grande que la OTRA! Tengo que ir al hospital?
Sweden and Iceland both went for Herd immunity approach. Iceland did terrific. Sweden also is doing well now. Declining now, with many asymptomatic cases and unreported amidst the deaths.
She should be the boss at the WHO! Clear thinking and communicates well so ordinary people can understand these issues.
Wait for the comments
I've got my popcorn ready for the invasion of anti-vaxxers.
@POKOkitty "Nuisance"?
It seems the comments are nothing too rowdy. How about that?
Her voice is so soothing. 🖤
Why does no one ever mention MERS-cov?
less contagious but deadlier so it's easier to contain. 30 to 40% mortality rate and R0 less than 1.
A few months later and this is still the best explanation for the masses.
1 year later and she’s completely wrong . Immunity expected to be years/lifelong
I just watched this in 0.75 speed for nearly 6 minutes. I just thought she was trying to explain to the dummies.
Me being one of them clearly. 😭😭😭🙈🙈🙈
cheekykitten25 oh goodness 😂😂😂😂
array s thank you I have seen some of their videos. Will look out for this one
Funny
Doctor is intelligent, beautiful, and eloquent. Wow!
My question about HERD IMMUNITY:
Can an immune person be infected/contaminated by a virus? He will be safe but can he still spread the virus to other non immune ppl?
The presence of virus in such immune persons is just superficial (on body, hands, cloth) or in their blood stream and organs as well?
They can trasmit the virus as a surface, like dogs and such, but nternally there would be none
I'm sure I said it before but I'll say it again, this doctor is gorgeous. I already know this information so I'm here because I'd hear anything over and over again for her xD
There are main two things: 1) How fast a virus mutates, and 2) how good immune systems are at recognizing a virus, making an imprint, and retaining immunity. I think this second thing is more immune system dependent rather than dependent on the virus or perhaps some relationship of both.
Very Useful Video 👌👌💯
does a sterile life weaken your immunity?
I guess in a way. Since your body has nothing to fight against, and thus doesn't make antibodies
Hans Turpyn Look up hygiene hypothesis
To survive and thrive in an ecosystem, one must become adapted to that ecosystem. Germs, bacteria, fungus, & viruses are everywhere including inside our own bodies. We coexist. Being exposed to these microscopic organisms everyday is necessary for living on planet Earth. Otherwise, we become alien to the environment we live in. That would lead to a very short lifespan.
Not sure. But eating weird animals do.
Yes 'but', the greatest effect of this is in children, birth to puberty, after that, not so much.
She’s a doctor? For real? She looks and sounds like a doctor on a soap opera. The ideal image of a doctor 👩⚕️
What I find puzzling is why countries like South Korea and China seemed to get the disease under control, without infecting many more people. For a disease with an R number that is greater than flu, I would have expected more infections, not an early plateau. Is it possible that prior infections with other corona viruses in the past has reduced the severity of infection in many who were exposed? Are you confident the low prevalence of antibody spike after an outbreak is not underestimating the number of people exposed?
This was one of the best summaries of an important perspective of the corona pandemic. Thank you for a clear and informative contribution. Some epidemiologists working with statistics and mathematical modelling are also doing a great job. What is like a 24/7 thing in the general mass media is a diluted version that is becoming boring. I skip most of that, avoid being too close to others and do the other simple things that make sense. Besides that, just live as I usually do.
What are those japanese books behind?
boy638 That’s exactly what I thought too xD
I’m quite sure that it’s the book in the link below, though I don’t know why she owns more than one. www.amazon.co.jp/撃ち落とされたエイズの巨星〜HIV-AIDS撲滅をめざしたユップ・ランゲ博士の闘い-PEAK-books-ヤスミン/dp/475811210X
Edit: Okay, she’s the author. That explains it certainly.
@@raine8820 It's a bit too fuzzy for me to make out or I'd tell you =\
Thought they were manga, till i realized that manga dont write titles like that. XD
boy638 they’re Japanese books behind.
This has done a long time ago! This just an estimate! In May 2020, we still do not know yet!
July 2020: first studies show immunity lasts to a maximum of 3-6 months. Further time is required to understand if T-cells (memory cells) can produce new antibodies if exposed again to the virus so the immunity lasts longer.
Once you've been exposed to Seema virus, you will fall in love with her. And there is no cure.
What dafuqq
My daughter has had chicken pox 4 times now. I took her to see the doctor the second, third and fourth time as I couldn’t believe she had it again (and again and again!) apparently it’s rare but can happen.
She’s also had scarlet fever twice - again I was told it was rare to have it twice.
She reacts badly to immunisations. Standard immunisations wipe her out for 3 days and she gets fevers. Flu shot (nasal spray) is it’s worst 2 weeks of being ill each time. Too sick to go to school and a good week of being too ill to get out of bed.
I wouldn’t be surprised if she is the rare statistic of people who still catch things like measles even though she’s had all her vaccinations.
We have also had her checked out and tested at the hospital for issues with her autoimmune system and tests have all come back fine. She’s just one of those people.
I teach in a school and a college. I have not had the flu or a cold for 20 years. I wonder if that is a good sign for me with COVID-19
I see that contagious book in the back. Good book!
I’m in love 😍 brains and beauty
Yep I think I have a crush on her lol.
Did anyone else tap on this video expecting it to be demonetized
RUclips removed those restrictions long before...
Why would it be demonitized?
@@Eomionis.Vow. RUclips was demonetizing every video that even briefly mentioned the virus for awhile.
@@informal_variant whyyyyyyyy though?
@@fromweirdobonawithlove1426 To disencourage those people making money off videos that provides misinformation/lies about the virus.
The best simplistic explanation i have seen so far in plain English! 👍😁
Thank you, but just for full disclosure, what are the titles of the books behind you?
“You don’t get chicken pox again... you get shingles.” Well isn’t that great!
SuSpence having had Shingles, I don’t want it again because it’s extremely painful! Nerve endings scream in pain! Nothing seems to help. Worse pain I’ve ever experienced!
SuSpence - a weakened immune system can put you at risk for shingles, and just about everything else - stay healthy.
That is with the vaccine infection. I believe Natural chicken pox infection does not lead to that. Two payouts for big pharma, when people are kids and then as adults.
Allie - "Shingles is caused by the varicella-zoster virus - the same virus that causes chickenpox. After you've had chickenpox, the virus lies inactive in nerve tissue near your spinal cord and brain. Years later, the virus may reactivate as shingles" - with that said, I tend to agree with you - over the years, why hasn't the original vaccine been modified to kill the inactive virus before it reactivates?
@harold wilkes
I’m pretty sure when a virus goes dormant there aren’t actually any virus particles. The virus injects its DNA in a cell, but the cell doesn’t read that DNA for some reason. A vaccine helps the body target virus particles not the DNA, so it won’t help once it is dormant.
The title of this video should be MAYBE
Antarctica doesn't have a single case. Let's all just move there! 🤦
Bon Obo - Have all the penguins been tested? They are highly susceptible to infectious diseases.
Neither does space, and there's literally infinite room to social distance.
The focus on antibodies misses the role of B cells which themselves produce the antibodies and are the memory cells for recognizing an antigen. Generally for a new antigen, it takes 7-10 days to mount a defense. With the B cell having been primed, it takes perhaps two days to mount the defense, I.e., produce the quantities of antibodies needed.
Isn't the 'w' in whooping cough silent? I had it as a kid so I grew up having heard of it, but I've never heard the 'w' - it's always been pronounced as if there were no 'w' at all. I nearly wrote 'like who and where' but then I realised it's the opposite - in fact I can't even think of another word that starts with 'wh' but where the 'w' is silent.
Yeah she's mispronouncing it, which is a bit surprising if she's a doctor
John Dickinson That’s what I thought.
One bacterium, two bacteria.
This will probably lead to the second Great Depression.
The opposite will happen
@@mementocatharsis9372 do you think it will cause economic stimulus?
RUclips search: Dr.Bob Beck for your health.... you’re welcome.
Here is some anecdotal evidence: My daughter has been reinfected today, 8 months after her first infection. My nephew is also positive for COVID right now and he had it last July too.
Excellent and informative video.
Lmao glad I forwarded though the end, basically she doesn’t know!
As soon as covid nineteen vaccine is released I'll be one of the first to get vaccine asap.
Precautionary principle. If this thing is rushed there may be side effects that are worse than covid 19 itself.
Probably the vaccine will mostly only be available to hospital workers until production is scaled up.
Let me save you 9 mins, they don't know.
I’m one of the few that had chicken pox twice as a kid. Both my brothers only got it once. Lucky me. Now, as an adult, I’ve been diagnosed with 2 autoimmune diseases. Coincidence?
This is not a time for people to bicker and blame. This is a time for intellectuals like this woman to step forward and shine.
i just realise that it's not "weird", is "wired". ha!
All I know is you’re beautiful. Geez!!!! You made me forget what the video was about. 😜
Is the new antivirus vaccines really reliable to combat the covid 19 and is it without any side effect.Waiting for ur reply.Thanks.
So what’s the point?
I got a flu shot when I was younger but then we stopped getting it because it made us get sick with the flu even though we were given the shot.