Every DEADLIEST Disease Explained In 69 Minutes
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00:00 - Every Deadliest Disease Explained
13:23 - Every Rare Disease Explained
27:19 - Every Ancient Disease Explained
41:07 - Every Major Psychological Disorder Explained
54:04 - Every Contagious Disease Explained
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@@Orbulon59 ew
You sound familiar, Mainly facts?
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Hi🤗
Now, I'm afraid to live
If someone else sees this comment make it the most liked on the video because this is how i feel.
@@Ozukaino your a like begger plus I’m reporting you
1 hour?! This is so good for any eating situation (breakfast, lunch and dinner lol)
Except for the fact that I'd rather not hear about cholera or some STD whilst eating 😭💀
Almost, just the content is more for while working, not eating. The last thing I want to hear while eating spaghetti noodles is Ebola.
Sleeping situation for me 😴 🛌
@@XalasiaBall Agreed
I litteraly watched the video while eating 😂😂
Fun fact (not really) about tuberculosis. Once you have it it’s forever. I have it. It goes dormant (known as latent tuberculosis) which means I’m not contagious unless I have a flare up and live a totally normal life except if I have to do a tb skin test I always have to go for an xray to make sure I’m not active
Oh. And I broke 3 ribs from coughing my last flare up
Interesting
Is it antibiotic resistant, or just expensive to treat?
@@chesneymigl4538 antibiotic resistance apparently. I’ve had so many courses to try and kill my latent that they’re scared I’ll develop super bugs and new resistant strains so I just live with it
@@chesneymigl4538 also. Yeah super expensive LOL it takes high dose antibiotics. There’s the chance that on my next flare up they could get rid of it but it’s unlikely considering how many times we’ve tried and failed. I know a few LTI folks that got rid of it but most I’ve met says it doesn’t work. That’s even if you survive the active infection which is horrifically brutal
this guy somehow knows everything that is dangerous
The only thing that is missing is the Dangerous Music
Google be crazy
Or reading books
Damn it's almost like the internet exists or something and he doesn't have to know all this shit off the top of his head to be able to talk about it
@@FooxTrucrazy how this is a joke
I'm glad you included trichotillomania, because the urge to pull my hair is like wanting to quit an addiction to some drug but not being able to without more help. No, you can't just tell someone to stop. They'll just pull their hair in a private space, like the bathroom.
That's how I feel towards dermatillomania, i swear the "just stop" argument is the worst. If I could, there wouldn't be scars everywhere. I can only manage it by wearing long clothing because I have another skin condition that makes bump everywhere, seeing or feeling these bumps make me obsess over them and they take up my thoughts until its gone.
Oof I feel ya. I have dermatillomania. I pick on anything on my skin. My bald head, my nose, my hands, my chest etc. Scabs wont heal if I let it heal open. So I have to bandage every minor cut. I have many scars on my face from my severe acne I had as a teen and how often i picked.
have you considered going bald?
@@qlip Not an option, sorry. I ain't going bald because of some hair addiction. Plus, I can always pull hair from other areas, it's not just my head.
I have dermatillomania and my partner has trichotillomania. Sometimes if one of us is really doing it a lot, the other will grab their hand or ask if they are OK, because it might mean we're feeling more stressed than usual and it knocks us out of the trancelike picking/pulling state. But otherwise, we don't bother saying anything to each other because we know what it's like to have something similar, that sometimes you just start doing it automatically, and how pointless and annoying it is when people demand you stop.
I didn’t realize how many rare diseases I learned from watching House MD until I watch this video
No omg for real
Lol same
HA same, i have a rare genetic disease myself (ehlers danlos, non fatal) and i learned about erdheim-chester from house
That show was so good.
I think "the most dangerous parasites" would be an interesting video! love the channel
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Indeed it would
Yeah it could include Malaria, Toxoplasmosis, Guinea Worm Disease, etc.
I actually came from that video!
entomology major here, studying parasites on the side, i second this idea!
A hypochondriac worst nightmare.
Hahaha! IKR
Honestly, I'm subbed now, no intro, no hour long sponsor, just amazing, straight to the video
Had a brain eating amoeba once, poor guy died of hunger.
Nice
Stops becoming funny when you stole this comment from a bunch of people. Bot.
@@saintsage7612 i know I stole it from a meme but I'm not a bot, I just wanted to make other people experience laughter from a funny joke.
@@itsmemeingtime3720 no you didn’t, you wanted to farm likes
@@saintsage7612 You're british.... shut your mouth.
my cousin has cystic fibrosis, she is almost completely unaffected now from constant treatment as a child, if i can praise my aunt and uncle for anything; it’s how well they handled an ill child and dealt with it in such a delicate way for her. im so proud of her progress 💛🎀
As someone with Cystic Fibrosis, it was great to see it actually brought up in one of these types of videos. Another sad fact about Cystic Fibrosis is that it can also effect the reproductive organs and make it incredibly difficult to get pregnant. At times it can leave people with missing portions of the falopian tubes or vas defrens
i also have CF. ttikafta has been a game changer.
@@aztec2281 same here. I was on the Orkambi trial years ago and even tried Symdeko for a while. Trikafta waa the first one where i really noticed a difference. Total game changer!
I also have CF. I live in South Africa, and we have finally got access to Trikafta. I'm so excited to get mine!
Why would you want to risk passing this to a child ?
@@patlivesley5398it's recessive so your partner would need to be a carrier of the gene for there to be a risk of passing it on to the child. If the partner is not a carrier, then the child would only be a carrier, and not have CF.
Also, this comment is incredibly disrespectful. People with CF have just as much right to life as anyone else. Usually, parents do not even know that they carry the gene before they have a child with CF.
Kindly do some research before making uninformed comments such as these.
0:00: 💀 Deadly historical diseases: Bubonic plague and tuberculosis
6:27: 💀 Deadly Bacterial Infections: Tetanus and Cholera Explained
12:53: 💀 Deadly diseases: Rabies virus causes uncontrollable rage, while Auto Brewery Syndrome turns the body into a brewery.
19:15: 🩺 Uncommon genetic diseases causing abnormal cell growth, tissue thickening, and rubbery blue/purple skin lumps.
25:13: 💔 Progressive muscle wasting disorder affecting boys, leading to respiratory complications and dependency on support.
31:24: ⚠️ Deadly diseases like typhoid fever and yellow fever are explained with their symptoms and consequences.
37:38: 💉 Severe consequences of untreated scurvy and guinea worm disease explained.
43:49: 🧠 Psychological Disorders Impacting Perception and Social Interaction
49:56: ⚠️ Conditions involving irrational health fears and detachment from reality explained.
56:02: 💀 Deadly virus causing immune system overreaction, leading to massive bleeding and high mortality rate.
1:02:30: 💉 Chronic viral infections like Hepatitis B and Herpes can silently damage the liver and spread easily.
I’m so cool!
@@Cheddar_Cheese_gamingKaas Käse
Thanks! This is really helpful cause my video restarted and I was having a hard time finding my place!
In leprosy your fingers and toes do not fall off - cartilage is reabsorbed, so it looks like the digits fell off, but it's a slow process of tissue reabsorption
THANK YOU for using the actual definition of agoraphobia. it's not the fear of public or the fear of outside, it's the fear of lack of help!!!
I have dermatillomania and it really sucks. The only thing that ever helped me was the depression med fluoxetine, but where it helped with my OCD it didn't help my major depressive disorder.
HEY ME TOO dermatillomania really sucks :( sending love! be sure to bandage yourself properly when possible :)
im on zoloft again for it but i was on fluoxetine and prozac for a really long time. im also on it for ocd and depression and really bad anxiety blah blah blah whatever. but it sucks because sometimes it helps and sometimes i find myself biting my cheeks or pulling the skin off the tips of my fingers around my nails. i used to scratch my head and pick so bad itd bleed and id get infections. dermatillomania is no joke man, it sucks to have.
Absolutey watching this,im having breakfast,can't get better than this! Great stuff
Glad you enjoyed
Same 💀
SAME 💀
as someone with neurofibromatosis , i am so grateful you included it ! i was not expecting you to and when i heard it my jaw dropped , as not many people know , nor report on it , so i really appreciate it !
I sleep with these videos in the background
real
I in fact fell asleep on the yellow fever earlier on lol
I know I enjoy watching you
Real I fell asleep with the mad cow one
@@johnjohn88024 im waiting for you pookie. i cant sleep without you staring into my soul
Ebola does have a vaccine. Also, the high rates of mortality associated with it can contribute to a lack of supportive care (iv fluid, blood transfusion, etc) available in developing countries, were ebola is most prevalent.
the oldest person with Progeria is actually 45 years old! that is extremely rare for the condition she has but i just thought that was an amazing fact:)
The BPD one reminded me of how my therapist brushed off my suggestion that I most likely have it because I’m usually emotionally numb.. I’m emotionally numb because I’m on antidepressants ffs. Before I was able to start antidepressants, someone who is diagnosed with BPD said that there’s a very high chance I have it since I show EVERY common symptom daily. When I finally started antidepressants, I was emotionally stable for the first time in around 5 years, it felt nice to not have frequent mood swings and extreme reactions to people not wanting to hang out and such. The downside is that since I’m on antidepressants, it suppresses a lot of the symptoms I have so my therapist highly doubts there’s a chance I have BPD. I’m kinda annoyed about it because as a 13 year old I was so desperate to avoid someone ik leaving my life that I freaking consciously manipulated and gaslit them into staying in my life as a friend. That’s not normal behaviour and neither is being very heartbroken when a friend no longer wants to be a friend even if we barely interact. I’m seriously considering going off my antidepressants to show my therapist how my mental state usually is without antidepressants suppressing my emotions and such. Edit: just want to say I’m currently 16, will be 17 later this month. My symptoms are usually brushed off as either hormonal stuff cause I’m AFAB or because I’m still a teenager.
Please don’t alter your medications without the help of your doctors. Therapists have different approaches and training. Stopping your medication just to prove a point with your therapist isn’t in your best interest. Stay well, I hope you get things figured out, you have your whole life ahead.
@@djquinn11I second this, especially considering depending where you live, it’s unlikely you can even get a BPD diagnoses, even if you have every single symptom. I know at least in the US, you cannot get a BPD diagnoses until you’re 18. Wait until you’re old enough where you live to be considered for a diagnoses, then follow the previous commenters advice and speak with a doctor before changing medication.
Hey! I have BPD myself. A lot of psychologists are hesitant to properly diagnose younger people with it before the age of 18 - the same goes for other personality disorders too.
Plz plz don't go off your meds, ask your dr, sometimes going cold turkey off some cause SERIOUS shi, and it's emotionally horrendous. Best of luck to you, I'm 35 this year with BPD and aye it's hard, but we just feel things all at 1000% and it's managed with ongoing therapy ❤
i have agoraphobia! it sucks. on the worst days i can't even leave my bedroom and i only leave the house if im accompanied by someone i 100% trust.
Same 😔
As someone with a ridiculous trauma indused phobia I don't want to get into (social situation especially eating out was very hard.) Honestly - Exposure therapy. Nothing else helps. You just need to suffer through it. Everytime you conform to the fear you strenghten it.
we need more channels like this
there’s enough already
@@ventaliqliterally
what are these types of UA-camrs called I love em
theres actually alot of them
@@ventaliq tell me pls
Holy shit I just learned I have agoraphobia. I never go out again for the fear of a panic attack. And seeing this condition explained made a lot of sense
There are therapies to treat it btw. Just like any fear, it can absolutely be at least limited in severity. This does not always have to be exposure therapy either. Typically there is an underlying reason for the fear- it’s more likely than not trauma (not saying it is for you). Treating that underlying problem helps agoraphobia sm. You don’t have to let it control you forever. When you’re ready, try out therapy for it! Almost all types of therapies used to treat it can absolutely be done online as well so you don’t have to leave your safe space
@@umbrasia3506 Thank you for the info! I'll take a look at the options. I have a coach and I'll talk to him about it too. Hopefully I can beat this thing. It took a lot of joy out of my life
0:39 “Your a good man Arthur Morgan”
Tahiti 🥳
I had a brain eating amoeba once. Poor fella died of hungry
I have dermatillomania and it leads me with bleeding fingers and face a lot and ive had friends physically hold me down when it starts and i still end up picking a few hours later it literally sucks so bad but you get used to it snd with a lot of work and time (years) you learn to control it better snd stop before you bleed or treat your wounds better whwn you have phases of sslf destructive behavior. I used to cut snd pick the scabs and if i burned myself id scratch open blisters it was BAD but it's a lot better now
Hi everyone! Whatever topic you want me to cover next, comment on it, and whatever topic gets the most likes, I will cover it! I love and appreciate every single one of you!
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Every deadly bacteria explained in ___ Minutes
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every addiction/obsession explained in _ minutes
Every country in Europe simply explained in ___ minutes
I fought yellow fever and almost died but survived I was 3 years old
0:42 As someone who had Tuberculosis and got treated, this is actually the easiest explanation I've heard. (Also, you don't have to experience all symptoms to know if you had TB. I didn't have fever). It's kinda annoying how much it changed my lifestyle at 20 years old, I have to be cautious around smokers, vapes, even smoke from fire and fumes. I never even smoked a cigarette or even vape but I somehow got it.
Edit: Immediately subscribed, this is too good and actually useful since I'm a nursing student, I might use this as reviewer hahaha
You should do DSM categories of mental illnesses, would make for a nice video 💯
I think this Channel is Perfect for whenever I‘m looking for a youtube video to Watch while eating
Happy we can join you for meals. 😊
I jus found this channel td and im really enjoying it keep grinding bro
Will this video give me great fear after watching? Yes. Will I watch it? Yes 100%
TB or Tuberculosis is not as highly infective as once thought. You aren't likely to get by passing someone who has it or by waiting in line with them at a grocery store. You are more likely to get it if you are a nurse or work in the medical field with direct contact over many hours, or if you are homeless or a person in prison.
Carriers are also very often asymptomatic.
@lithunoisan True, I hadn't thought of that, but you would still need close contact for longer than a few minutes to get it unless you're immunocompromised.
never knew he would do it for an hour
One your vids popped up in my feed. And now I’m hooked. Love your channel !
I cannot tell you how bad I needed this so I can fall asleep to it, thank you and please do this again
I deadass said is the powerhouse of the cell after he said hypochondria
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Amazing work dude!!! You deserve more subs.
Could you make a video about catastrophes?
We have a video about them actually! ua-cam.com/video/bEY4k0PqdZY/v-deo.html Here you go!
I'm so glad you mentioned NF1, it's not nearly known as it should be, I was diagnosed with it in 4th grade
Ah yes, another video to increase my fear of everything!
I love this channel, so informative 😊
Nothing like some good ol' existential crisis and sleepless nights after Evaluator tells me of how the smallest of things can kill me in slow and painful ways 😊
These are my favourite types of your videos so I LOVE this
As a biologist I’m here to say your brain does not control cytokines, your immune system is “autonomous.” (It basically does its own thing.)
ain’t the immune system cool? second most complex biological system after the brain
Hypochondria is actually more debilitating than what people think.
It’s not just paranoia, it is a LITERAL fear of illness. You can even have risky obsessive compulsive behaviours due to it.
My late uncle was a hypochondriac, and when he was actually diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, he went into a full fledged psychiatric breakdown and couldn’t be alone with his medicines because he would push the doses higher than informed out of desperation to not die, he even tugged and pulled on his own skin and hair. He was never ever the same again, and despite his severe hypochondria, he was a pretty amazing, down to earth guy and a creative painter. That all changed after his diagnosis and was just so defeated.
He passed away peacefully in his sleep 7 months after diagnosis. But those 7 months were the most scariest and painful months of our family’s life because of his own issues.
Hey gotta say love your videos very informative.
Could you maby make a video including CAH
Keep it up
I did not expect a 1 hour long video
50:40 try having a migraine and NOT thinking about having a tumor or aneurysm.
Borderline impossible. Migraines are awful and I wouldn't wish them on anyone
A few things I have were mentioned towards the end of the video, but the one that really stood out is someone actually mentioned dermatillomania. It’s not talked about as much as it should be. I have so many scars all over me and it’s been years since I’ve had no open wounds on my skin. It’s like an addiction. It’s calming and sometimes satisfying and impossible to stop. I haven’t been officially diagnosed but all of the scars and wounds on my skin make it pretty obvious. It’s so obsessive and takes up hours of my days. It’s such a huge struggle. I’ve had an ex’s mom joke about me having syphilis and some people think I’m on meth. I don’t have the confidence to wear tank tops because my arms are currently the area affected the most by it. I’ve tried so many things to stop and nothing really works. The only solution I’ve been given so far is to just rub cera-ve on my skin. It’s a constant worry about infections. I have ugly puffy scars because I pick at them at the smallest fleck or blemish, I have a few keloids, my pillows have been stained with spots of blood, and I have shirts I can’t wear anymore because they have spots of blood. It’s so painful and uncomfortable. During especially bad flare ups my arms get so red and painful. I’m currently working on my confidence and acceptance of the scars by kind of calling each scar a star and how I can create constellations by connecting the dots. It’s a debilitating thing and definitely isn’t talked about enough
This video is great! I'm apologize if this sounds rude, but is your voice AI? It's so perfect for this type of content
POV what google says when your throat is a little scratchy
hmm, i was a hypochondriac when i was younger, which definitely didnt help my developing/worsening depression starting at 11 anyways. like around 15 i thought i had anemia due to constant and difficult to manage drowsiness, starting typically around 6 hours after i last slept, more than 4 days a week, as well as always being cold. but probably just due to my weight and malnutrition at the time. and kidney disease due to it being genetic and most commonly develops in adolescence. and a symptom in later stages being more time sleeping than being awake. i always felt pain in this area too but thats just cramping from chronic constipation and dehydration
this is amazing!! i assumed this was from a few years ago but no! new ❤
Dude I have CF, was not expecting that in here
Anthrax has a good and a bad side
The good Anthrax: the thrash metal band
The bad Anthrax: the actual disease
Can't believe you mentioned Ondine's curse! I have it and its nice seeing it mentioned.
Wow Cholera twice. What a treat
Could you cover endocrine disorders?
That is the cutest nipah virus ever!!! I’m gonna cosplay as it!!!
Great
Thanks the teaching me how to make anthrax!
Wow this is legitimatly awesome, this is super interesting stuff, I have a fascination with this sort of thing. I’m weird. They sure did cover an interesting topic I did not know anoit
Thanks!! you're not weird :)
legit eating birthday breakfast and watching this (chick fil a too..)
My "Typhoid" only stayed for 5 days? My mom said 👑
Fun fact: Anthrax lives naturally in the soil in some places. We have to tell people in rural areas of Texas not to take advantage of dead cattle. It's not free steak; it's a dead trap.
I knew someone who died from CJD. He was a doctor and he studied with (probably) infected cow braines during med school. The disease broke out much later in his 40s. This disease is terrifying.
69 minutes...Noice
Clarification on the Rabies fear of water: victims will avoid water at *ANY AND ALL* costs, including drinking water. It’s not a dislike of water, it is “That shit will kill me if I even get near it” level fear.
Also, I’m starting to learn one thing from this series: timely medical care, such as IV fluids, antibiotics/antivirals/antiparasitics, and proper rest really can be your best friends for a *lot* of these conditions.
thanks!
good video for 3 am essay writing.
My mom got cholera once, before i was born, after a mission trip to a poorer country. She was in the hospital for days when she got home she told me, and actually got visited by a CDC doctor who was in the area. They made sure she was well taken care of tho, and she made a full recovery
Can you make a fun MCAT clinical psychology video? Watching this instead of prepping lol
Amazing video. Lost track of time watching this 😅
My grandma had polio as a kid, as long as I can remember it’s effected her legs and her entire right side. Post polio syndrome I think it’s called after the virus is gone but you still have issues. When I was younger she wore braces up her calves but eventually ditched them because they hurt her feet
I forgot what hardtak is lol isnt it like the early form of biscuits
Blue Rubber Bleb Syndrome is the coolest name for a disease ever.
thanks so much for talking about other dissociative disorders than DID i have dpdr and it's a horror show
Let’s GOOOOO keep em coming
A visitor? Hmm... Indeed I have slept long enough
In case anyone doesn't know this: trichtillomania or dermatillomania can be a symptom of something else. For me, skin picking is an ADHD symptom. I either get so bored that I need SOME kind of input, or I've got a bit of skin that's rough and that annoys my sensory issues too much, or I'm intensely hyperfocusing and it's a form of regulation/reminding myself that other things exist. I routinely pick my lips bloody and I can't keep my hands off scabs, zits, moles, or dry skin either. It helped me a lot to realize I wasn't crazy or self-destructive or self-harming, it was just a thing my brain was doing because it doesn't work right for the environment I'm in.
true! i have autism and both of those are a form of stimming for me
Learning about antibiotic resistant TB in med school 😮😟😬 gave me the WORST anxiety … it remains the infectious disease I fear most👏🏽
Hello!! I have dissociative amnesia, I am completely unable to remember a large-ish period of time post-second-grade. (I can remember many things quite well from before.)
Of all these diseases I’d hate to have auto brewery syndrome, I need my sugar and carbs😭
"Honey what about our date-" NOT NOW THE EVALUATOR POSTED
W COMMENT
@@Nihilus830 W you
17:57 my doctors thought I had something like that when I was a born. I have no struggles breathing most of the time though so I was never diagnosed.
i knew a girl with what i would call the high school version of erotomania. we called it “boy crazy” but she really was under the delusion that the lead in all our school plays was in love with her because he knew her name and said hi to her once. he was also gay, but im sure in her mind that was just a cover. thank god he moved away and works on a cruise ship now or she may have turned full stalker. it was genuinely uncomfortable listening to her talk about boys because she acted like they were already dating, the boy just didn’t know it yet.
As a survivor of cystic fibrosis and on my third pair of lungs, idk why I actually mentioned this but the close contact is extremely true. I didn’t hug my mom from age 4 to 7
my dad got gout, his big toe hurt him a lot, but now he's on a diet with less meat, almost fully vegetarian and it reduces the pain.
Is this the mainly facts guy ? I’ve been waiting for this moment
Is it??? 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
I'm like, 80% sure this is the mainly facts guy
32:38 fun fact: not so long ago, there was a yellow fever outbreak in Brazil.
i lived by it, there was alot of ads to vaccine against it and etc.
My grandfather suffered greatly from severe agoraphobia, that I believe was caused by the increasingly bitter pill that is the news, as when separated from it for a while, he would want to eat out again, or go to the park. Unfortunately, he passed away last year, but I miss him just as much every day.
Addendum to DID: Dissociative amnesia isn't actually very consistent across examples. The degree of amnesia can vary wildly between different systems. Some can even communicate with their alters and share memories completely.
I think the dancing plague was either a prion disease, or just some insanely repressed people that couldn't stop once they got started...
It was mass hysteria.
BoY! ThiS Documentary Is Kinda Scary... But Still Awesome!😬😀 LoVe The Drawings, too❗❗❗ 👍
😵😵"Walking Corpse" Syndrone... Sounds Like Teenagers First Thing In The Mornings! 😊😆😂
4:45
"And just like the Alien movie-"
*Shows the Predator*
i'm obsessed with history and tuberculosis took away so many of my pookies
dermatillomania came up right when i was picking at a small scab at the curve of my ear and its something ive done since i was like 10. shit fuckin sucks. during springtime i have a lot of dandruff and i end up pick at my scalp and its the main reason i stopped bleaching my roots 😭
god i relate to so many people in the comments 😭 i have psoriasis which does not help the skin picking urges at all
i also relate!! i have autism and i do it cause i need to stim, it’s so annoying lmao
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dang it youtube stop giving me late notification :p
Notes about Kuru:
-It was pretty much exclusively restricted to the Fore of Papua New Guinea, whose culture had funerary cannibalism as one of its rites.
-It was much more prevalent in women and children, as men typically did not participate in the cannibalism.
-It's believed to be extinct now, as the ritual practice was outlawed in the 1960s (even before the link was known) - it has been at least 15 years since the last known death. That said, it could occur spontaneously due to a random mutation (which is what they think was the origin of it in the first place).
-A recent study found that some people in the region have a mutation in the prion gene, which is believed to confer a massive resistance to kuru and may eventually be significant in protecting against or treating other prion diseases.