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How Do Pathogens Cause Disease and How Can We Fight Them? - with John Tregoning
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2022
- Viruses, bacteria, fungi and protozoa all want to infect your body and don't mind if they kill you so long as you pass on the infection.
John's book "Infectious" is out now: geni.us/infectious
Watch the Q&A: • Q&A: How Do Pathogens ...
John Tregoning is reader in respiratory infections at Imperial College London. His research focuses on how virus and bacteria infect our lungs. He has published over 60 academic papers, collectively cited over 3,500 times. He is also well-established writer on academic careers, regularly writing commissioned articles for Times Higher Education, has a weekly column in Nature and has also published in Science. A recent article was viewed over 100,000 times and was in the top 150 most discussed articles of the year. Dr Tregoning remains at the forefront of infectious diseases research and is based at Imperial College London where he runs a research group. He has presented his work at the Pint of Science festival as well as being invited to speak at conferences and universities both in the UK and overseas. Amongst other outlets, he has been interviewed by the BBC, Bloomberg and The Sunday Telegraph.
This talk was livestreamed on 14 October 2021.
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The Royal Institution's UA-cam channel is a rare treat which we don't deserve. Thanks for the continued posting!
No one deserves this garbage, hundred percent lies and propaganda
@@johnnyslist9355 100% lies? That's quite the claim.
@@johnnyslist9355 of course! You forgot to mention that the Earth is flat!…
@@dls6068 wrong, he forgot to say that his head is flat
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The variety on this channel is fantastic. Thoroughly enjoyed this presentation. Thank you.
ORIGINAL
Fascinating and well presented
Thank you!🥰🥰🥰
R is not the same as R0. Both the R's stand for Replication rate for a particular vial infection but while R can change depending on the levels of immunity and various preventative measures, R0 is always the same for any particular virus or bacterium. R0 is the "starting value" for R. The rate of reproduction (new infections from one infected person) when there is no immunity at all and no protective measures at all. Just the way the virus likes it in fact. For each pathogen, R0 is this always bigger than R. The zero indicates it's the initial value, a shorthand mathematicians often use, but you can imagine it means zero resistance and you won't be wrong.
Best way to prevent infections is not to contact it. Bravo . Same school as Ferguson.. Ian Fleming from Scotland saved masses, millions even. that's the difference.
Good
"She did indeed strike mould" Daaaaaaaaaad!
Totally agree w/Cliff. It's no fault of RI, they can't control all the factors that go into capturing audio (though I imagine John could have been sent a podcast microphone to make the presentation as opposed to him using the toss-away buds you USED to get 5 years ago w/an iPod), let alone the variety of factors related to internet. It's great that you're sharing content, especially in lieu of being able to hold them in person --covid's still bad there too, right?-- , but why not offer the empty room and film/record inhouse & share?
The lilypad problem. If it doubles every day and takes 36 days full pond. Than for half a pond it would be 35days
if I had been that woman I would be proud to have donated such a gift to the world.
I have to wonder how some of these commenters ended up following the Royal Institution if they have no grasp of or seemingly any interest in scientific reasoning.
Superbugs were promoted by the universal/obsessive use of antibacterials. Same should apply to viruses.
Difference is bacteria can reproduce on their own so there's always plenty of them. Viruses go extinct without vulernable hosts.
@@HebaruSan the point: micro dosing the virus is to the immune system is the best option.
@@josidasilva5515 So you're in favor of live-virus vaccines in every case?
But yet they gave me the vaccine for smallpox in the 90s when I tried to join the military, I didn't make it. Up until then my mom said I was allergic to it I wonder why she would say that? The smallpox vaccine that is. The only thing I was allergic to was to a flower but I can't really remember what type it was all I remember is that it was light pink and very soft and was near my uncle's house and near some water I discovered it and did the usual kid thing and the next day my face was swollen and I couldn't see
Not mentioning Robert Malone speaks volumes.
How so?
The RI puts out some excellent programs but unfortunately, I find this one full of so many cracks, pops and distortions that it's difficult to keep listening.
This channel is hysterical
The antibiotics seems to over prescribed, I had a relative who just had a successful tumor removal but before that use acupuncture as a relief for surgery instead of pain medicine the tumor weighed 2.1 I B's yikes in his stomach.i think.
I Keep seeing a connection to Fungal Infections and many diseases such as Autoimmune, APL Leukemia, VID, etc.. why do we automatically treat with steroids and antibiotics??? Does no one else see this connection?
A great presentation. Not much I didn't already know, but you've distilled the essentials into an informative and compelling talk.
I have to say, that one single image of the 2 smallpox Boys ... speaks VOLUMES. I'll be sending a copy of it to as many anti-vaxxers as I can ;-)
Smallpox and covid are not comparable in the slightest. Can guarantee you no one would have any issues with taking a vaccine if covid was as bad as Smallpox. The issue is that for a lot of people covid is so mild that the risk benefit analysis on an individual level is thrown way off.
@@surfingbilly9654 only if you can be certain CoVid will give you (a) mild disease and (b) NOT Long CoVid.
@@surfingbilly9654 no, the risk/benefit analysis is perfectly fine -- the problem comes in when people shrug off the benefit and amplify the risks. What's more mild than covid without a vaccine? Covid after you've had the vaccine.
Mechnikov is Ukrainian scientist with Moldavian origin. he wasn't Russian
Was this talk designed for children around the age of 12?
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Thats a lengthy introduction... maybe i come back to this another day.
Use the progress bar too fast forward as much as you need.
Seemed interesting, but had to stop watching after 10 minutes.
When doing important talks or having conversations, people should really not use Automatic echo cancellation and noise suppression or volume stabilizer, as it creates a really irritating effect of clipping words and sentence endings. Leave those "tools" for Twitch gamers/streamers, please.
speaking to fast over too slow internet dancing over the mic
You fight it by not voting for extreme leftists.
I'm trying to follow your logic here. Are you saying that pathogens are caused by extreme leftists? That moderates or right-ists are the only ones dedicated to fighting disease?
Propaganda :(
Ladies and gentlemen, with but one word (and one emoji) sir @woodbegood has debunked 60 minutes of reasoned, informed presentations by an expert in the field with dozens of papers under his belt!