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There is quite a hefty list of video games that use a disease, virus or parasite infection as their starting point and advance the story from there on. For example, all the zombie games explain the infection through viral contamination or some RPG races are created as a result of a plague that affected them, like the case with the Undead from Warcraft III. In today’s video we wanted to find out what the 10 most unusual video game diseases are and how they affect the host. The criteria used is, of course, the degree of uniqueness each game illness has, as well as the symptoms manifested.
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Waterborne diseases are caused by drinking contaminated or dirty water. Contaminated water can cause many types of diarrheal diseases, including Cholera, and other serious illnesses such as Guinea worm disease, Typhoid, and Dysentery. Water related diseases cause 3.4 million deaths each year. Video Rating: / 5
Hey kids, in this video, Dr Binocs will explain, what is water pollution? what causes water pollution? how to prevent water pollution?
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Antigen-specific T cells and human virus infection
Dr Tao Dong’s research interests include antigen-specific T cell responses in human virus infections and their contribution to the consequences of the disease. Hepatitis B virus has recently been added to the list of viruses which Tao and her group studies, which includes influenza and hepatitis C virus/HIV co-infection.
Research in China
Because of its population size, China is a major contributor to infectious disease worldwide. Large patient cohorts, well established infrastructure, and government funding make research in China accessible. In collaborating with hospitals in China, the aim is to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the immunological mechanisms behind viral diseases.
GPCRs are a group of transmembrane receptors which relay the signals of many different types of ligands including peptide hormones. And they are main drug targets in pharmacological treatment as they control major cellular functions. In this video, i discuss about the structure, function and the mechanism of action of GPCRs. Watch the video till the end and dont forget to subscribe and leave a comment. Thanks for watching! Video Rating: / 5
Mosquitoes are one of the most annoying bugs on this planet, but they are also one of the most deadly. Why are they so good at carrying diseases?
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Malaria Infected Mosquitoes Express Enhanced Attraction to Human Odor
http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0063602
“There is much evidence that some pathogens manipulate the behaviour of their mosquito hosts to enhance pathogen transmission. However, it is unknown whether this phenomenon exists in the interaction of Anopheles gambiae sensu stricto with the malaria parasite, Plasmodium falciparum – one of the most important interactions in the context of humanity, with malaria causing over 200 million human cases and over 770 thousand deaths each year.”
Why vector mosquitoes don’t get affected by the viruses/plasmodium they transmit?
https://www.researchgate.net/post/Why_vector_mosquitoes_dont_get_affected_by_the_viruses_plasmodium_they_transmit
“In most cases of biological/obligatory transmission, there is a mutualistic or a symbiotic relationship of some kind between insect vectors and transmitted pathogens, which usually indicates a long evolutionary relationship. In a few cases however, the pathogen affects the vector negatively but not in a very serious way since in many cases the vector is the only way for pathogen transmission in nature.”
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India’s National Immunisation Days, dedicated to the fight against polio, began in 1995. Within two decades annual cases of the disease were down from over 3,000 to none. India was officially declared polio-free in 2014.
This film, made three years later, shows probably one of the last of these nationwide events.
The world is even closer to being polio free, with endemic polio remaining in just two countries—Pakistan and Afghanistan. But until the infection is eradicated from every population in the world, the threat of epidemics remains, thanks to global transport networks, and immunisation has to continue.
Dr. Gene Parker presents an educational program about the common diseases of meat goats and the vaccination protocols that can be used. Diseases discussed include tetanus, white muscle disease, overeating disease, soremouth, urinary calculi, pinkeye, pregnancy toxemia, footrot, and coccidiosis. This is one of the educational sessions taught at the OSU Meat Goat Boot Camp. Video Rating: / 5
The gastrointestinal (GI) tract is part of the digestive system, which processes nutrients in foods that are eaten and helps pass waste material out of the body. However, some GI disorders impact the process causing abdominal pain and discomfort. At this seminar, learn prevention and treatment of common gastrointestinal disorders, including constipation, irritable bowel syndrome and others.
Discover the science of how viruses can jump from one species to another and the deadly epidemics that can result from these pathogens.
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At a Maryland country fair in 2017, farmers reported feverish hogs with inflamed eyes and running snouts. While farmers worried about the pigs, the department of health was concerned about a group of sick fairgoers. Soon, 40 of these attendees would be diagnosed with swine flu. How can pathogens from one species infect another, and what makes this jump so dangerous? Ben Longdon explains.
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Humankind has faced many diseases throughout its history and most of them come from where you least expect them, including animals. In this video, you’ll meet those that caused catastrophic results.
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Bubonic plague
One event that probably marked a milestone in human history was the black death in the fourteenth century.
Malaria
If you ever visit the beautiful African continent or play Jumanji, you’d better take with you mosquito repellent.
Anthrax
You must always pay close attention to what you’re eating as it could be infected with anthrax bacteria.
Lyme disease
Waking up with a deer tick buried in your skin must be a nightmare I’d never want to have, but if you remove it and still feel terrible, you may have caught Lyme disease.
Cysticercosis
Have you ever imagined what it would be like to have creatures developing inside you? Well, that’s Cysticercosis about.
Ebola
You probably remember the Ebola disease from the outbreak between 2013 and 2016, but this disease is actually very common in Africa and for the worst reasons.
Tetanus
Despite the fact that today it’s considered a rare disease thanks to the vaccines to combat it, tetanus still wreaks havoc on the world.
AIDS
When AIDS caught the media’s attention, many people decided to ignore this disease as they thought this concerned the homosexual community only.
H1N1
Before the novel coronavirus paralyzed the world, the latter had a bad scare due to the disease pandemic during 2009 and 2010.
Covid-19
Without a doubt, the coronavirus pandemic has been the disease with the highest media coverage in modern history.
Remember that in these difficult times it is the moment to prevent and follow the recommendations so #StayHome and learn #WithMe.
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