Tuberculosis - A Ten-Thousand Year Battle - Part 2 - Extra History
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5 років тому📜 Curing Tuberculosis: A Ten-Thousand Year Battle - Tuberculosis couldn't be cured and eliminated by just one person like Dr. Robert Koch, but thanks to the collective efforts of the medical community since Koch's time--including public health initiatives and the introduction of randomized clinical trials--TB is steadily being wiped out.
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@extrahistory 5 років тому
Tuberculosis has followed us like a shadow for the entirety of human history. It is the closest thing humanity has to a biological nemesis, but it wasn't until 1944 that we found a cure. Get more cool history videos like this one by joining our Patreon! bit.ly/EHPatreon Every child needs a health checkup at least once a year. If you live in Minnesota, learn more at GetCTC.com. If you don’t, check here: www.medicaid.gov/medicaid/benefits/epsdt/index.html
@raghibumar4488 5 років тому
Thanks for the info
@eaglesfan701 5 років тому
Hell yeah Minnesota is the best state but it's cold as fuck here
@felixmortem1177 5 років тому
Extra History is my favorite part of Extra Credits
@natalkumar6132 5 років тому
Tuberculosis killed the greatest of Indian leaders.
@nihil2157 5 років тому
I think to kill it we will have to use some help from the greatest killers in the world - bacteriophages
@briangarrow448 5 років тому
I tested positive for TB over 40 years ago. At my local health department. And took the ENTIRE prescribed medication regime. A win for modern science!
@briangarrow448 5 років тому
@Viscot I'm doing quite well, thank you. Never had any issues related to TB.
@JohnTRalstonJr 5 років тому
Congrats! For not dying?
@animatedalex619 2 роки тому
Same cant be said about arthur morgan
@nicholasdoss3312 Рік тому
@@animatedalex619 I know it's been about 4 years now, but...TOO SOON Q.Q
@geologist1235 3 місяці тому
@briangarrow448 Thanks, mate!
@martinvidovic9840 5 років тому
You guys should make "Extra Medicine"
@minaly22 5 років тому
That is going to be very head ache inducing though. Just imagine all the technical names of medical substances. Remember the -Euclidean Geometry- videos? (Edit: It's the Quantum Computing one, I mean.)
@dragoninthewest1 5 років тому
Yes
@zachsmith1676 5 років тому
@@minaly22 Euclidean Geometry was pretty easy to follow along with all the technical names, Quantum Computing was worse. all in all, an "Extra Medicine" side of Extra Credits would be really fun to watch...
@minaly22 5 років тому
@@zachsmith1676 Oops! Agreed. The Quantum Computing one was really difficult. Gonna edit.
@leifbirgerolsen9167 5 років тому
Oy mate your going to jail ned kelly
@herrflammen6487 Рік тому
“But…I tried. And in the end… i did” -a legend we lost to this terrible disease
@gossipguiiz4145 8 місяців тому
Arthur Morgan?
@herrflammen6487 8 місяців тому
@@gossipguiiz4145 correct
@znuffyztruggles5744 Місяць тому
@herrflammen6487 we didn't loose Arthur, he is a fictional character, just cuz that death hurt doesn't mean it's on the same caliber as millions that this real plauge has consumed
@Tia-Marie 5 років тому
When I worked in pathology, I had a doctor accidentally stick me with a needle that had taken a TB specimen. good times. I didn't die.
@HistoryNerd808 5 років тому
Sounds like it was a very bad day
@festethephule7553 5 років тому
Are you sure you didn't die?
@sneakillysneak2388 5 років тому
It doesn't work like this with TB
@yipyap6161 5 років тому
Pretty sure he's dead. He's just talking to us from the spirit world
@davidhood9712 5 років тому
What?
@Anglomachian 5 років тому
In an age where anti-vaxxers and other science rejection is becoming bolder, it’s good to see people trying to be responsible and inform people of the truth.
@unanomoosecovo930 5 років тому
Agreed
@maximsavage 5 років тому
People are forgetting. We've lived for so long in an age of relative safety from deadly communicable diseases, that the masses have become ignorant of the threat they pose. Those of them who choose to remain ignorant, or those who distrust science and medicine, now threaten that very safety.
@beerenmusli8220 5 років тому
The problem for most anti-vaxxers ist, that they dont get presented the numbers. which is REALLY dumb, if you try to convince someone with a logical circumstance, because you NEED to give out the numbers, otherwise it is just pointless to claim that you have a logical point.
@rhorybader4054 5 років тому
@@beerenmusli8220 Oh.. They get presented the numbers. It's all fake, big pharma blah blah blah when you do that. Because THEIR numbers are REAL, YOURS are FAKE.
@beerenmusli8220 5 років тому
@@rhorybader4054 Okay... Show me the numbers than, and tell me the timestamp in this video where the numbers were presented. And dont shout at me. Seriously, if you are lacking the intelligence to not scream to someone that complained about respect and transparancy, you are just not capable of basic logic.
@lifemythanimations6606 5 років тому
Scientists: *invents tuberculosis vaccine* Antivaxxers: *I'm going to pretend I didn't see that*
@merryherb 5 років тому
@Führer des Benutzers god i wish
@peterchenbutterbrot278 5 років тому
just like we're pretending that there never were any "complications" with vaccines, or drugs overall, sold for huge amounts of profits. look, i'm not sayin' "dont vaxx your kids", but on the other hand... did you get the iconic vaccine on the sugar cube, like all our parents & grandparents? no? only third world countires get those now? gee, i wonder why...
@josephschmoeson470 4 роки тому
@@peterchenbutterbrot278 Because sugar cubes are a lot less scary than needles full of mystery juice. They're also a lot easier to distribute and administer than hypodermics, due to all the biohazard management stuff that has to be taken care of. Nobody who knows how vaccines work would honestly say that they are 100% effective, but complications are so rare that a person would be far more likely to die from falling in the shower.
@etcetera1995 4 роки тому
@@peterchenbutterbrot278 Enjoy your dead kids, I'm just gonna be over here, not paralyzed because I caught polio as a child.
@tactic34wot52 4 роки тому
@@genesis_ink bruh vaccinate them against everything so they dont fucking suffer
@wp6192 5 років тому
Having Tuberculosis just makes you want a vacation in Tahiti.
@dantel.7785 5 років тому
We Had a god damn PLAN!!!! ~Dutch van der Linde, Circa 1899
@mind_nomad6873 5 років тому
Have faith in me.
@dr.vikyll7466 5 років тому
I mean you could also go to Australia. But you know "TAhITi" - Dutch van der linde 1899
@dr.vikyll7466 5 років тому
@@mind_nomad6873 HAVE SOME GOD DAMN FAITH
@pigeon1873 5 років тому
Damn it I thought you said Guarma
@ccggenius 5 років тому
Man, so even tuberculosis finds Jersey to be inhospitable? Also, fun fact: prisoners treated for TB have a higher cure rate because it's easier to make sure they finish the whole treatment.
@GiordanDiodato 2 роки тому
can't be as bad as Texas.
@kathiecraig6130 Рік тому
*Can't be as bad as Kansas.*
@AustroHungarianEmpire1867 2 місяці тому
Can't be as bad as California 🤢
@Botanist3 5 років тому
Finish your antibiotics *and* don't try to badger some poor healthcare practitioner into giving them to you when what you've got is viral!
@jimmyyang9464 5 років тому
Also vaccinate your damn kids
@Regic 5 років тому
I think this is a bad advice here, I'd say you should try to convince your doctor to prescribe no antibiotics, but if he/she eventually does, take it! Lung infections can kill even young and otherwise healthy people or decrease lung capacity for life.
@seraphimseptimus6984 5 років тому
@@Regic If the disease is viral like Erin mentioned, antibiotics won't do anything, as viruses are just little DNA pockets - they are not alive. Unnecessary antibiotics play a massive role in the development of antibiotic resistant bacteria, which are a danger to everyone. Antibiotics should not be prescribed just to make someone 'feel like they are being treated' or when the actual disease is unknown.
@KasumiRINA 3 роки тому
@@Regic Except that antibiotics should never be used when unwarranted, in that case they just damage your gut by eradicating healthy bacteria that lives there, which makes you weaker. Do you really want to crap yourself when you sneeze? That's what antibiotics do to people with flu, make their stomach weak. You don't need even more dehydration when you're infected either.
@stevenn1940 3 роки тому
I think regic just missed the viral portion guys. Though, reminds me of the time when a doctor prescribed a course of antibiotics, antivirals, and antifungals, because they had no clue what was going on. Great times. (I had thrush as an adult, and a secondary infection under that. Antifungal mouthwash for the thrush? which actually tasted good to my shock, and the other 2 for the unknown infection)
@TheBrapness 5 років тому
I had TB a couple of years back. By the time I went to the Doctor my right lung had collapsed under a massive pleural effusion and my remaining lung was riddled with infection - see your doctor kids!. Turned out it was the bovine variant resistant to one of the four standard drugs, so I had to be on combination antibiotic therapy for 9 months despite "feeling better" after only two weeks. I eventually got used to the nausea but damn I was glad when I stopped needing to take 14 tablets a day. I relapsed 3 months later and due to a medical cock-up couldn't take antibiotics (seriously how do you screw up 3 bronchoscopies in a row?) but by that stage my immune system seemed to have lost patience and promptly beat it into the dust without any help. Still no idea how I got it in the first place though.
@mercedesrivera8848 5 років тому
You can be exposed if you work in certain fields or have been to an area where TB is common
@aubreyackermann8432 5 років тому
I knew someone who caught it from a mission trip to Canada. He had no clue how he caught it.
@danielaalejandrachamorroha8361 2 роки тому
it's usually difficult to track back the exact place...
@eileengonzales5492 2 роки тому
sorry about your lungs
@Dr.CaveCurinas 5 років тому
And once again we see why you shouldn't ignore scientific/medical advice.
@denniswilkerson5536 4 роки тому
Unless you are the one that happens to be the accidental guinea pig of course
@denniswilkerson5536 4 роки тому
@Alfa&Omega 00000 bro this was 2 months ago I've got no clue....
@theredcrusader8493 5 років тому
I don't like the fact that when a student of a Professor discover something's then the professor gets the credit
@aleksythehorse5984 5 років тому
Such is life
@frking100 5 років тому
Happens more often than you think. Usually since the student is not actually working on his own research any findings he/she has is property of his teacher/lead researcher and is up to the lead to grant credit where it is due. You get many who will just publish everyone's names as in such a large trial it is mostly a matter of luck (they tested like a 100 different bacterias) ,but now and then you get glory hoggers who take all the credit.
@Neoplasie1900 5 років тому
Unfortunately, this is not as simple as it may seem. Let me tell you from my experience as someone who is working in science: in my daily work, I am standing in the lab, performing experiments, evaluating primary data, etc. The big plan (and a lot of the pre-work, really) is and was done by my supervisor. I regularly discuss my work with her and while I do most of the handiwork, she is doing most of the planning. What experiments are most likely to yield insights? What are reasonable hypotheses about the bigger picture? That is stuff you need to consider and it's not easy (if not straight up impossible if you're working in the lab for at least 9h a day). So, who of us should be creditted for a potential finding? Me, the student, for I did the lab work? or my supervisor, for she planned the project? Now imagine a supervisor who has not one or two, but many more people working at a bigger project. Most of the time, it makes perfect sense that the coordinating mind behind the hard work that is basic science gets the credit in the end. Modern science is a group effort as it is so nicely put in the video above. And while there are certain big players, I personally have no one as "the single-most genius scientist" in my field.
@thoughtfulinsanity3050 5 років тому
Well the student is typically working under the direction of a professor, so credit should probably be shared.
@danilooliveira6580 5 років тому
luckily it seems like science prizes like the Nobel Prize are starting to focus on giving the prize to teams instead of a single scientist.
@nathanyakich3152 5 років тому
Between this one, the Spanish Flu, and the John Snow videos, I'm loving this "History of Medicine" branch of Extra History! Any other disease episodes on the radar? HIV? West Nile Virus?
@nidohime6233 5 років тому
I vote for leprosy.
@nancyomalley6441 5 років тому
Did they ever do the Black Death? I don't remember if they did
@frankschneider6156 5 років тому
Umbrella's T-Virus
@Cometstarlight 5 років тому
Oh dude, the West Nile Virus has a super interesting history behind it! Hearing about it in university was like peering in to one big mystery and trying to connect the dots to find out who the culprit was. Riveting stuff, honestly.
@misterkrazy8401 5 років тому
Possibly smallpox?
@Taalsman 5 років тому
Who saved humanity? Thats right. Cowpole.
@jeannebouwman1970 5 років тому
With a plan of bismark. Because bismark always has a plan
@alejandropoczynokh 5 років тому
@@jeannebouwman1970 And, faith...
@maank2146 5 років тому
@@jeannebouwman1970 Biscow... Biscow always has a plan. Keep with the theme ;)
@tinchosabala 5 років тому
Maank, Biscowpole, you mean.
@The-Big-Boss 5 років тому
*Cowpoke?
@arnoldkabuya5969 5 років тому
To be honest, Extra Credits is one the best gems I ever found on UKposts. Better than National Geographics or History
@krankarvolund7771 5 років тому
According to the History and national Geographic documentaries I see about subjects I was well-informed... It is not really hard to be better than them ^^
@tyjwhitty5726 5 років тому
“So how’d you get TB?” “I got it...beating a man to death...all for a few dollars”
@dead-ishchannel6212 5 років тому
6:02 so basically they pulled a thanos?
@archsteel7 5 років тому
It just works.
@patrickb1502 5 років тому
Well, only half of it was a Thanos.
@Marylandbrony 5 років тому
TB went extinct due to Thanos in infinity war.
@RhyzaKarik 5 років тому
Thanos bacteria
@crinkledhoodies8330 5 років тому
Pshht I guess
@WilliamDye-willdye 5 років тому
My dad and mom were among the scientific "foot-soldiers" in the battle against TB during and after WWII. See my comment in part 1 if you want details. Thank you, Extra Credits, for discussing this important topic.
@BlackbladeYT 5 років тому
"The Dirt of New Jersey" *shudders in abstract horror* Liked the video! As someone who is half deaf, I can say with certainty that it's not as problematic as a deadly disease, so even if that side effect occurs, better than the alternative.
@lukeziolkowski6398 5 років тому
If tuberculosis is our nemesis, does that make anti-vaxxers double Agents?
@Darkgun231 5 років тому
It make 'em dirty traitors!
@ANTSEMUT1 5 років тому
Yes, and should be charged with treason XD.
@Roxor128 5 років тому
@@ANTSEMUT1 - _High_ treason. We are at war with TB, after all.
@kitchenjail3546 5 років тому
It's treason, then. We must secure the heretics
@ANTSEMUT1 5 років тому
@@kitchenjail3546 unironically send them to proper education camp/gulags.
@m.meursault5205 5 років тому
I'm a simple man - I see an Extra History upload, and I click.
@iloveMRKO 5 років тому
jerry garcia I am going to feed you your meals
@Welsh7133 4 роки тому
jerry garcia I’m late but I love your username. Such a good band
@Neuroticmancer 5 років тому
Best channel. When I have some money I’m becoming a patron. Please don’t stop
@donvitocorleone7863 5 років тому
So I heard your on a money shortage
@DaSkyBoss 5 років тому
Never forget, New Jersey saved you from tuberculosus.
@ElBandito 5 років тому
Only good thing came from NJ.
@gamesmithy 5 років тому
Really we should thank the French. Vaccines are the long term fixes.
@noname-wo9yy 5 років тому
@@gamesmithy yet it only lasted 10 years
@atticusbeachy3707 5 років тому
The dirt saved us. The dirt must be rewarded. What should we give it . . .
@anamatixanimations23 5 років тому
@@ElBandito Hey, no more NJ jokes.
@MehNamesKing 5 років тому
This is why I love Extra History. The most random of subjects and the most entertaining of videos!
@meicaw 5 років тому
best for procrastinating but learning at the same time ey
@MehNamesKing 5 років тому
@@meicaw You know it!
@tommykarrick9130 5 років тому
Why are epidemiology stories always so great in in this show
@kalemercer7053 5 років тому
I know your pain, Rob! Got resistant strain of Brocites back at Thanksgiving, it devolved into pneumonia and then left me wide open of viral laryngitis. Spent an entire week laid up in bed with off an on fevers. Still hacking up flem now, so keep o fighting and don't give up yet!!!
@kalemercer7053 5 років тому
@@acerola1593 Mabe with the bronchitis and pneumonia, but I get laryngitis every year around this time. This was a bad case with all 3 no doubt but the flu would have been far worse.
@acerola1593 5 років тому
@@kalemercer7053 Mostly the Bronchitis, anti biotic resistant bugs are real dangerous
@fukyuyuetoob7663 Рік тому
Today i was told i was exposed to Tuberculosis, had to get a chest x ray. Of test reveal positive, I'm out of work for nine months, after just getting finding the job.
@Razgriz_01 10 місяців тому
Damn. Well, long as you take the medication, you'll recover. Just, good luck on the job part once you do recover.
@obradinn7491 5 років тому
It's really sad that these unsung heroes get forgotten by all but medical history. Why won't mainstream stuff cover the lives of scientists? It could be like a detective drama; we see the story of each scientist working on some small aspect of the case. Then at the end, we see the last scientist summing it all up for people who can't follow plots easily.
@rusdanibudiwicaksono1879 5 років тому
Because most of the times, it was perceived as boring and interesting. You put things on petri dishes, you wait, you drip a chemical or two, you wait, you see things on microscope and write them in chicken scratch that nobody can read but you, you wait, you wash everything and put back everything to storage before going home, you write your research and compares data, then you sleep. Rinse and repeat every working day. Common wisdom dictates that you need drama and/ or tension to make interesting stories. And most writers aren't exactly Ph.D on microbiology or chemistry or Ph.D in anything, really.
@spindash64 5 років тому
Hollywood still thinks that the only moral from Sci-fi is that technology is evil, you think they’re gonna look at this?
@pedrorombi3074 5 років тому
6:04 Human *Snaps* Tuberculoses: Mr.Bacteria I on’t fell so good...
@annajonsson4429 4 роки тому
Tuberculoses: AWWWWW SHHHIII- *SNAPS*
@marikamiddelkoop7105 7 місяців тому
I'm rewatching this part as motivation to finish my anti=virals for Covid. Those side effects SUCK! But, I gotta do it. For Rob.
@avaevathornton9851 5 років тому
You shouldn't be allowed to travel internationally without proof you've been vaccinated. Edit: Or an exemption for being immunocompromised.
@Roxor128 5 років тому
And governments should vaccinate any and all refugees they take in, too, because anyone who ends up as one probably can't afford to get them wherever they fled from.
@chrism7574 5 років тому
Great, more paperwork you have to carry around in an airport.
@avaevathornton9851 5 років тому
@@chrism7574 You could incorporate the vaccination records into passports.
@franchufranchu119 4 роки тому
@ Vaccines are free and mandatory where I live.
@achan1058 3 роки тому
@@Roxor128 We do in fact do that. You are required to provide vaccination records if you want to apply for a change of status. It's ironic that they (and other immigrants) are most likely better vaccinated than the American public.
@rajxtverma 3 роки тому
This gives me hope in the times of COVID. After all, solving this won’t be just a master stroke of one genius but collective wisdom of all humanity 😇
@Faolynn 5 років тому
Thank you SO much for covering this topic. I have been working in the field of anti-mycobacterial agents for a few years now and it makes me proud to see the legacy on which our work of today builds being presented so nicely in your videos. It does a tremendous job at explaining all the hurdles scientists face in dealing with the ever lasting TB problem.
@davidlea-smith4747 5 років тому
Very well researched. I did my PhD on TB and I was especially impressed by your mention of persistence.
@EmpressTatjia 5 років тому
Okay, this is no joke, I legit finished my whole course of antibiotics for pretty harsh bronchitis today. It's such a coicidence I watched this video today!
@fckyo333ujhjjkrrrr 5 років тому
Thank God you guys uploaded the new episode so fast! I was filled with suspense
@mathteamdropout8571 5 років тому
Not fast enough to save arthur, I guess 😂
@edupand7 5 років тому
In fact, there is a third great problem with TB, along with airplane travel and AIDS. Resistance became very high in many countries, specially in Eastern Europe, where the supply of anti-TB drugs was not regular. It makes TB much harder to treat.
@threewolves98 5 років тому
These videos on the history of diseases are some of my favorites! Keep it up!
@MichaelSHartman 5 років тому
Your medical history episodes are most enlightening. Thanks, please continue the work.
@varanansinnadurai8190 5 років тому
Dear extra credits I want to know your location -Sincerely Arthur Morgan
@ihaveagun22 5 років тому
As a Minnesotan, I have to say this sponsorship is weirdly specific. You would think they would focus more on a local advertising campaign.
@Joyride37 5 років тому
bobert4343 oh thank god I’m not the only one. It’s so weird to see our state just... acknowledged I guess, in general videos.
@rafamore9912 5 років тому
man! that closing argument was excellent! great job!!! I'm gonna recommend this to my peers
@XxHikidashixX 5 років тому
Thanks for keeping us informed on such a thing! Many knowledges!
@gre3nishsinx0Rgold4 5 років тому
Humanity - exhausted "why won't you stay dead" Tb - "ahahahaha"
@alanepithet2931 5 років тому
TB is lowkey Rasputin of the virus world.
@ElBandito 5 років тому
@@alanepithet2931 That would be common cold.
@alanepithet2931 5 років тому
@@ElBandito Eh. The common cold's not nearly so bad. It's the annoying neighbor that comes over to borrow your sugar once a week...
@peteybeckler4779 5 років тому
@@alanepithet2931 Hmm i think its more like napoleon... maybe simon bolivar
@Grey_Ramen_Hair 5 років тому
Anti Vaxxers -*proceeds to get sick and stops taking treatment midway* "yeah why won't you stay dead!" (Sorry for dragging this here)
@cristianomayorga7508 5 років тому
I’ve had tuberculosis. It’s not fun. Take your meds. Ang get those vaccines
@kunmunnayak3575 4 роки тому
I absolutely loved the content, you have explained so beautifully every aspect of the history of the disease.
@yeehawshaw6843 5 років тому
I love this channel so much, I cant wait for the next series!
@graveyardoperations7407 2 роки тому
There's something horrifying and poetic about the greatest threat to humanity being something that, even despite our incredible science and technology, microbes still are our greatest existential threat. Thousands of years of the greatest minds coming together and still disease looms.
@atk05003 5 років тому
That ending where he talked about needing to eradicate the disease now that we've cured it reminded me of one of my favorite board games, "Pandemic". It fits nicely with this video. The players are a team trying to eradicate some plagues before it's too late. Each player gets different talents so they need to work together to discover cures and then treat all of the infected cities. It's a bit like Risk, but you're all on the same team and the games don't run as long.
@ismokevodka 5 років тому
Love the work! Hope you can keep uploading!
@ubusrevenge 5 років тому
This is very interesting and I love that you are bringing this up. 8 Years ago my entire extended family had to be tested for TB along with everyone on the plane that my one relative had been on. Thankfully my relative was in Canada when their lungs collapsed and they are fine now.
@gbotsgaming1012 5 років тому
RIP Arthur
@malaizze 5 років тому
*ARTHUR MORGAN WANTS TO KNOW YOUR LOCATION*
@mathteamdropout8571 5 років тому
SAME WITH THOMAS DOWNES
@fantazmiccoin1245 5 років тому
DAMN RIGHT BOAH WHERE YOU LIVE?
@revotrip2069 5 років тому
We all live in *TaHiTi*
@NickoSGM 5 років тому
Thank you for these videos about TB. I suffer it and have to take the treatment twice. Thanks for choosing this topic.
@jarnMod 5 років тому
Thanks Rob. You will be remembered.
@gsektor5645 5 років тому
The greatest scene of all time 6:43
@oisinom697 5 років тому
'It's one hell of a thing son, I'm real sorry for ya'
@The-Big-Boss 5 років тому
Oh shit
@frenchflag9390 5 років тому
crap
@animatedalex619 2 роки тому
*Faint Stand unshaken plays*
@LuinTathren 5 років тому
Get better, Rob! Great work!
@acebalistic1358 5 років тому
I love these disease series. Keep up the good work!
@TheoHiggins 5 років тому
Haha yeah Arthur Morgan! (ok which series do I need to watch to get these jokes?)
@Symbaidia 5 років тому
U need to play Red Dead Redemption 2
@apotato6278 5 років тому
I'm gonna spoil it a bit but it's from Red Dead 2. The main dude gets it
@rathernotpick7183 5 років тому
to explain further the main character of the game red dead redemption 2 dies of tb (or gets shot depending on what ending).
@The-Big-Boss 5 років тому
And 60 hours of you life
@mathteamdropout8571 5 років тому
Dead red derention 3
@bnenomore 5 років тому
"They didn't have basic technologies like pottery or the wheel. What they DID have... was tuberculosis" *spits up coffee* 😨 Well alright then! 😂
@ghrey8282 5 років тому
My mother survived TB back when that didn't usually happen. She lost a younger brother to it. Thank you.
@germarko8453 2 роки тому
More people need to see this.
@yonokhanman654 5 років тому
7:30 This is how I play Zerg. Good luck finding all my drones. *evil laughter*
@bloro2812 5 років тому
3:55 good job u have there
@jerrycampbell9376 5 років тому
Kudos for an excellent capsule history of the disease! I worked in various aspects of medicine, for over 20 years, and this still managed to enlighten me. :)
@dominickmorsell7319 5 років тому
First season to come out since I started watching, I love it
@h.m.8068 5 років тому
You guys should do a video about Semmelweis Ignaz.
@Mo10tov 5 років тому
Mr. Sanitary lol
@krankarvolund7771 5 років тому
If you want, a french youtuber made a video about it. And it did have english subtitles, so feel free to check ^^ ukposts.info/have/v-deo/j4GHjY2MqqiXw58.html
@Games-mw1wd 5 років тому
Extra Credits’ favorite sentence: “It worked.”
@joannassienkiewicz1997 5 років тому
I like how you started the second episode of a series with going back in time
@rodrigonarvaes7032 5 років тому
I love extra history, but man, this one I gotta praise in particular. The advice in the end of the video is one of the most important things for public health that people still ignore. Antibiotic treatments are usually uncomfortable, but taking them in the precise time windows and throughout the WHOLE course of the treatment is not only the best way to recover from a disease, but ALSO to prevent bacterial resistance to antibiotics. As a biologist and researcher (even though bacteriology is not my field), I felt the need to praise you guys for mentioning this. Amazing, fantastic work, and all best wishes for Rob to recover from his bronchitis AND to everyone on Extra Credits.
@odysseish5382 5 років тому
"That's [one man vs a disease] not how science works in the modern world." It's not how science has ever worked, really. How many people (assistants, caretakers, people who low-key did all the actual math, records from generations past) do you suppose Copernicus or Archimedes stepped over uncredited? Nearly every "great man of science" from the modern era, upon investigation, was standing on shoulders they didn't mention, so it's a fair assumption that all of them from other eras were too. Science is, by necessity and definition, never a solo activity.
@mixis1931 5 років тому
I am just wondering, if Arthur Morgan is the dude from Red Dead Redemption 2? I don't know, please Enlighten me.
@saintsyndicate5435 5 років тому
He is
@mathteamdropout8571 5 років тому
Yeah
@ronelm2000 5 років тому
Thanks for this series mang, I will share this series for people who try to skip out on multiple medications (possibly to educate them or at least scare them to pursue it)
@drewbenoit3886 3 роки тому
Literally grinning with uncontrollable joy!
@alexanimations5362 5 років тому
3:49 what the... I LIVE IN NEW JERSEY AND... yea we can't do anything right here fair enough.
@ApplePi3.1415 5 років тому
It’s crazy how anti-Vaxers have the nerve to argue with this
@Tempusverum 4 роки тому
Trin&EL Are they also the mouth-breathing, Wal-Mart raiding, toilet paper hoarders?
@stanisawmorel8709 4 роки тому
Karens and thier dumb healing crystals
@ExistenceUniversity 2 роки тому
Argue with the history of scams and lies and vaccine deaths?
@franticranter 5 років тому
My grandma had tb, along with both of her parents and 2 sisters, and was the only one to survive it in her family. She often talks of the times when she was in the hospital (of sorts) she stayed in until she was cured, and how it affected her outlook on life for the rest of her life and helped her find faith
@omidbakhtiari8649 4 роки тому
Many thanks for the great show. Best channel on youtube!
@arczi1309 2 роки тому
they really put some effort into these animations; the chess move at 1:18 is an actual checkmate lel
@emperorjustinianIII4403 5 років тому
Bacteriophages when?
@maximsavage 5 років тому
I might be wrong, but I think the trouble with using bacteriophages medically comes from getting them to survive long enough in a human host to reach the bacteria, and thrive sufficiently to eliminate them.
@bigbrotheriswatching1190 5 років тому
1:16 I love the little attention to detail there. It's an actual checkmate instead of just a single piece moving.
@FishBoneD14 5 років тому
I’ve always enjoyed your channel but these medical history ones especially pellagra are by far my favorites.
@wykamix358 5 років тому
7:34 I will forever be horrified.
@DiracComb.7585 5 років тому
Could u guys do another series on the eastern front of WW2
@Citsatpans 5 років тому
My Mom is one if those who refused to follow the entire TB antibiotic regiment because it gave her bad dreams. It is a medical note that always gets me poked in a doctor’s office more.
@superabadtalkies2157 5 років тому
Amazing , such a thought provoking ending . Keep doing it pls
@Papadragon18 5 років тому
"The dirt of... New Jersey!" So... essentialy... New Jersey?
@atticusbeachy3707 5 років тому
Unfortunately, no.
@thenderyoshi 5 років тому
how about the bacteriophage viruses? they could work if we found one that attacked tb
@DrDoom-ph4gi 5 років тому
ThEnderYoshi HD they tried that in the Soviet Union back in the day, ended up killing a lot of people, one of those things that work in theory...
@Redbird-dh7mu 5 років тому
It might be possible, but unfortunately bacteriophages are hard to get a hold on to and we would need a lot of types. Sometimes they only target a few strains, we would need multiple of them to actually fully be protected against TB
@tudoria 6 місяців тому
Thanks, Rob!
@thecrazyyoshi3616 5 років тому
This video is so interesting! It’s actually really nice to see because for the past two years I’ve actually had an infection in the TB family and it was funny hearing the list of drugs i take and their side effects- like Amakacin- the one that causes hearing loss. A lot of people don’t know about what I have. Thank you extra credits for always being excellent educators and teachers!
@chessplatinum8312 5 років тому
Teacher: What saved humanity? Me: DRUGS!
@alexisjankowski3281 4 роки тому
chess platinum A friend told me she hates going to the doctor because “they only want to sell you drugs”. I can’t barely get my doctor to prescribe me antibiotics when I have blood in my mucus...
@ExistenceUniversity 2 роки тому
Good pharma slave
@blackoutxr2404 5 років тому
Came for the Arthur Morgan jokes
@malaizze 5 років тому
You didn't have any goddamn faith in Dutch?
@Fear_the_Doughnut 5 років тому
Father I Crave Cheddar: And stayed Because it was Walpole?
@spudbud3770 5 років тому
Oh yeah yeah
@revotrip2069 5 років тому
Arthur Morgan Arthur, Arthur have you completely lost faith in me?
@fantazmiccoin1245 5 років тому
I ain’t a doubter nor a believer Dutch
@Michael-cj9eg 5 років тому
Thanks for spreading the word about the vast negative consequences of not taking antibiotics and teaching the world about the history of tuberculosis Extra Credits! If more people like you communicated to the world the dangers of antibiotic resistance, the earth would become a much healthier place.
@VTimmoni 5 років тому
As a healthcare professional, allow me to thank you for this video. It is extremely important that the message about drug resistant pathogens get out . Thank you Extra History.
@irmuusanaa4227 5 років тому
Bacteriophages? They could be our next best bet for a cure....
@Roxor128 5 років тому
And unlike antibiotics, they can evolve along with the bacteria. Fund those researchers!
@blackearl7891 5 років тому
Me: I bet in 2019 we will have developed a cure for aids Me: well its 2019 and disease I thought were dead are back. Yippee.
@KasumiRINA 3 роки тому
It's actually both. HIV treatments exist now, though not as simple as a vaccine. Then you got people burning 3 and 4G towers cause they 'spread da varus'. Humans are funny, both types exist.
@alexandriaspeaks618 5 років тому
I love your videos they are so fun, and intellectually and visually stimulating, this one though IS SO GREAT. I am a strong advocate for proper vaccination, I have never considered the importance of finishing a course of antibiotics in relation to anti biotic resistant Disease developing. Thank you for opening up this beautiful, entertaining and just so fascinating aspect of medicine to me. You guys have really changed my life for better by helping me not only reinforce my critical thinking skills but introducing in a very informative way, topics that blossom with logic. Thank you, all of you at extra credits for creating some of the best slices of media out there. And helping so many people while doing it.
@God-Emperor_Elizabeth_the_2nd 3 роки тому
Thanks Rob!
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