Dr. Vivek Murthy: Mental & Physical Health During Coronavirus | The Daily Social Distancing Show
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- Опубліковано 24 бер 2020
- Trevor talks to former Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy about the latest pandemic news and the dangerous lack of protection healthcare workers face while fighting coronavirus. #DailyShow #TrevorNoah #VivekMurthy
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I was seeing a video about a doctor in London crying in her car. Because after 48 hours working to fight the virus without any sleep. She couldn’t find any fresh fruit and vegetables. Everything is gone. Those hero doctors and nurses deserves to be treat and protected better.
Yes they do .
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
In India, doctors and nurses and aviation staff are being turned away by landlords when they return to their rented apartments, they are being stranded after working double/triple shifts in their jobs, risking their lives for the sake of humanity at large.
@@aninditabhattacharya1715
That is inhumane...
my gosh, I hope the government will do something about that ASAP.
Anindita Bhattacharya 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Of all the late night hosts, Trevor has done the best job of adjusting the way they make the show to the new norms.
Jessica Dismuke Samantha bee is doing great too.
I know...but now they knew that they can still produce a great show at a fraction of the cost...
@@argyles27 omg yesss I been waiting on Stephen Colbert and Oliver...i thank you 🙏
Why always compare? It's not a competition, I watch most of them, and most of them are doing a great job
I think they’re all doing a great job!
this man is so calming and feels so kind and sincere
Natalie Gonzalez Shame, that same calmness, isn’t coming from the top. I feel more and more stressed with those disastrous people at the top.
And the former surgeon general guy is pretty good too
Who, Trump?
🇺🇸😠🤬🇺🇸
@@jenniferwellman5311 Honestly, I need to save my mental health by skipping a few days of the White House press briefings. Even Mnuchin and Pence are being stately and professional in this dire situation, but *damn* this President just cannot put his priorities straight.
Shame that such Indians all over the world will be the worst affected by the virus. People fail to treat such doctors right. Even tho in India if u look irregardless of the poverty and insufficient healthcare we are able to fight the virus and oh should you have heard the voice of 1.5 billion Indians in the support of our healthcare workers. Our PM made it possible. And yet people are dumb enough to compare him with Trump. I think all the Indian doctors should come back. Anyways the U.S is doomed. Hope they survive this.
He spoke at my university graduation. He’s the kind of physician that I expect all physicians to be like. He is on point about the shortage of PPE that our healthcare workers need.
It's not just a shortage, but people are somehow stealing the masks out of hospitals. I went there for clinicals two weeks ago, and the docs and RNs were complaining that someone stole every box of N95 masks in the hospital. This was before the lockdown, and they didn't have the masks under cameras, so they don't know who it was.
It pissed me off, because what kind of person does that?
Panther God The same thing happened in our only hospital in town in Hawaii back when the Volcano erupted in 2018 and now with the pandemic, all masks are locked up and require request and approval to get one. I’m upset that this happens in other hospitals too. It’s selfish and inconsiderate too.
This is literally the PRESIDENT'S JOB!!! to keep the American ppl safe. Just because u dont like a govenor that is no excuse for not protecting Americans.
lisa gibson If this virus was preventable than it wouldn't be a pandemic. Your country leader/government is trying their best to prevent this virus from further spreading just like every other countries in the world right now. If you believe this is your President fault than over 170 countries/ territories have also fail preventing this pandemic. This is like saying doctors have failed since their job is literally saving people lives but they're dying. Blaming your country government for this tragedy won't help anyone but only add on to people frustration and stress.
@@toberumble Trump was literally on TV not taking it seriously and didn't do anything for months, despite experts warning him. He failed, but for some reason people are defending his incompetence.
Also, pointing it out, wakes people up to who they should vote for next term. Trump and a certain number of mayors are not looking good right now, because they failed to act. I'm hoping people get a grip over themselves and pick who's best for the job instead of party.
It's almost impossible to prevent this virus from spreading hence a pandemic especially America that's not only has a large population but also money to travel for pleasure or business. Failed to act than almost every single country that is affect by this virus also failed to act and are incompetent. Experts warn that this is going to happen no matter what since too much time have past. The first case of this virus was trace all the way back in November and Wuhan was quarantine on the last week of January. No matter who you put as President would inevitably failed to prevent this virus unless they close down their border and canceled all travel from early December. Hell WHO declare the corona virus as a pandemic on March.
@@toberumble no, it's not inevitable. Go look at Taiwan. They controlled the virus and aren't in any trouble, because they acted as soon as China reported cases. This could have been prevented, but nooooo, all the other world leaders have their thumbs up their ass.
Btw, Taiwan has been testing for the virus long before it got to the us.
Also, for those of you that don't know, and are going to try to says shit, Taiwan is right next to China and still has this thing under control.
How sad is that? Everyone else is miles away. What the hell is everyone else's excuse? I'm sick of everyone making excuses for our incompetent leaders. They need to accept responsibility.
Panther God So does South Korea and Singapore (have it under control without widespread impact), and Singapore is a global hub for the whole world's economy, with people from all over the world coming and going every day.
Johnny Bio, No this wasn't preventable, but the scope and scale of its damage was absolutely manageable. Look at the disparity between the number of people infected or dead from this illness from one place to another and ask yourself why it varies by so much? I'm very certain that the virus doesn't know about borders or politics, so the reason is something more inherent to the places where those differences exist. In the US's case, it is fair and appropriate to blame our President for this in our country, because he utterly failed in his duties as President on this from top to bottom. This is a President who, as a civilian, has had a life filled with catastrophic failure after failure, and who built his name into a brand where he convinced people that his failure was a success. He's a con artist who's always been a con artist and is now a con artist in charge of a country where one of his cons has now actually begun costing real citizens their lives. That cannot be overlooked or ignored, the stakes are far too high!
Dr Murthy, your voice is the definition of Zen 👍🏼
What's Zen ??
@@karanchanana1142 It's short for Zenyatta, a character from Overwatch.
@@Kuukunen2 thanks brother 😉
@@karanchanana1142 (Actually, sorry, I was joking, it's a bit complex, but you can check en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zen and in this context it was more like "he has a calming voice")
@akshay Viswambharan lolz🤣
A poem that has helped me many times in my life as a bipolar person - "Whenever you're blue, find something to do, for somebody else, who is sadder than you." Didn't always work but it often helped me refocus and get direction. :)
What a great and timely interview. Dr. Murthy seems like a very kind soul. Definitely will be getting his book.
I live alone and have been self isolating for at least two weeks. Not to mention, watching way more Coronavirus news than I should. Taking a toll on me now. So, this topic of connection and service hit home with me. Ironically, before seeing this, I decided that I'm leaving the house today to donate blood. They are in desperate need of blood donors right now. Grab your mask, wipes and car keys and join me. 😷
thankfully in this age of the internet we can keep connected with people all over the world even when we're staying at home! Thanks for doing your part and staying home to flatten the curve!
Blessings from the Netherlands
I'd definitely donate blood if I were able. Thank you for your donation!
Thank you for the kind act☺
This breaks my heart ❤️ but I am staying home for all the people who can not. Thank you to all the amazing Doctors, Nurses and everyone is the medical community.
Thank you! Seriously. I'm back to the store I work at tomorrow and not looking forward to seeing all the shoppers who ignore all of this. If I get through this without losing my job for cussing someone out it will be a miracle. Thank you for taking it seriously.
They are the new super heroes. ..they like to be so humble....they say ," I'm just doing my job".
Agree!!! My sister and my friend are physicians and I’m so angry with this administration for putting them at risk.
Physicians are overpaid. Good to see them being put to work for once.
More interviews with experts is a wise direction moving forward.
To whomever that may be watching this,I hope you and your loved ones stay safe during this pandemic.Take the right precautions and stay at home.
Also,I think its great that we are lucky enough to watch Trevor because idk about you but he can always make me laugh.
Agreed!!
Right back atcha, my friend!
Take care, stay safe, and ignore Trump! 😉
We are lucky
Anika Aggarwal thank you.
Yeah, we are lucky
In China hospitals are now divided into "fever hospitals" and "other hospitals." people with coronavirus symptoms can only go to fever hospitals to avoid infecting patients and doctors in other hospitals. Hope New York can work out something similar to protect doctors and patients.
It is similar here in Germany. We have a few clinics dedicated to corona care and those patients and the health care workers serving them are completely isolated from the other patients that are also in that hospital. It is not a strict rule like maybe China has implemented. But it is not as relaxed as during normal times.
That is the current plan. The field hospital set up in the Javit's Center, and the Hospital Ship now docked in New York City, will be used for non-corona virus patients, leaving the beds, and in some cases whole hospitals, for the Covid-19 patients.
Its like sending soldiers to war without guns and ammo.
They got grenades though
This is touching because my family works in the medical field!!
u should be proud of your family, just like me in China. When my father talked to me about the patients he saved, I saw light in his eyes
I'm grateful for every minute and every hour that each hospital worker gives us. Some of them will quit if we can't give them the right gear (like clean masks). I will continue to support them even then.
Real joe Camillo My grandpa is 72 and is on the frontlines working as a ER Physician. I worry about him everyday.
Love this, I’m a social worker in LA County. I work for an organization that appoints adult volunteers to foster children/youth (LA has the largest amount than any other city in the nation) . Now more than ever their volunteer-ship/ service is more important than ever. We have 20,000 kids in foster homes, group homes etc. stuck there, no school, lacking access to computers/phones etc. unable to visit their families or have hearings held regarding their rights/placements. Everyday I’m astounded by the dedication of our volunteers and it’s great to hear from a the former surgeon general that this i beneficial not just for the kids they advocate for but for the volunteers themselves. Thank you Trevor Noah for having him on!
Wise words Dr Murthy. Thank you Trevor for this interview . Good job. I hope your family is safe and in good spirits here in SA. Take care, stay safe, wash hands, hug no one, but love everyone.
Hahaha ... ur leaders should lockdown for some time.
Hotels/Motels could be turned into hospitals - individual rooms, with a bathroom, and a relatively sterile, enclosed environment.
We tried doing that here in Nepal but they rejected saying the ventilation goes from room to room and they should be last resort if nothing works.
But you will still need medical equipments.
In the Netherlands here we took the biggest hotels and the people who are to well for the hospital but to sick to go home are putt in the hotels. It gives some space
I read earlier they were already doing this in some state I cant remember
In Spanish cities, hotels are used for recovering patients in order to decrease the overload in hospitals a bit.
In India there is a saying "jaan hai to jahan hai" which mean "if there is life there is world", which is reiterate by our prime minister as well when he announced three week lockout. to even suggest to save economy let people die is ridiculous.
I am 100% with our govt decision.. But you know after the storm passes India's economy will be at the worst shape.. And the govt will leverage the pandemic as the sole reason of it.. 😉
My son is a doctor. I am worried everyday.
Great. Send him prayers daily... being worried is like sending out negativity to him. Take Care :)
May God bless him and his team with will, wisdom and strength to do their services!
@@grahampawar Thank you❤️
@@anjalimanwani5985 Thank you.
Tell your son thank you for helping the world.
"One of the greatest gifts that we can give people is the gift of our full attention."
This is so powerful and so true. I should never forget that.
I love that they’re still doing interviews even during this harsh time. ❤️✊
this man is so calm, not to mention sincere
My life has not changed at all. I had zero social interaction before the virus and zero social interaction now. I am a master at social distancing. I have been practicing this my entire life.
Hi Trevor. Dr Vivek is right when he says that the terrible effects of loneliness can be mitigated by service to others. Thank you for this interview! Cheers
This made me so sad! I really hope anyone that is truly dealing with depression can get through this time okay. Thanks to social media there's tons of ways to stay connected, including my 91 year-old grandmother!! She has been FaceTiming everybody!
@Snowrabian Lebanonprincess I am sorry you are having depression and anxiety. I think it just means that you have been paying attention to the news!
It’s awesome your grandma can FaceTime! I was thinking about the elderly who aren’t familiar with video chats or even texting and how they might be even more disconnected! Especially those that are in a nursing home that isn’t allowing any visitors. It made me so sad.
@@Nikki-fm7ow I work in the eldercare field and it is terribly sad when people who are dying and on hospice are not allowed to have family to visit if they are in a facility.
Trevor joked about making a blanket buddy, but I'm sick from being an EMT; I've been isolated for weeks & my blanket buddy helped me be calm enough to actually sleep. It's soft as a cat or bunny so it's very stress-relieving.
Hold on tight to that blanket buddy and get better.
You're one of our Heroes, Please rest and get better!
Not all hero's wear capes thank you for putting your life on the line.
"Giving full attention" to the person you communicate with. That makes all the difference. Thank you for reminding us! Perhaps we can retrain and an improved style of communication willl be one of the good outcomes of these times.
Susanne Right. That’s normal basic human interaction. Or should be.
They'll go back to their social media shitty living when this is over...
@@davio2k0 Perhaps not. Try to be positive & hopeful, David.
@@rrbaggett7 being positive is good but being realistic is even better, wouldn't you say?
@@rrbaggett7 btw, how do you know my name?
It’s true. When I’m down I can often feel better by helping others.
For some people, the idea of giving up a little safety, or profit, for the sake of others, even doctors risking their lives for us, is simply a foreign concept.
The interest and wellbeing of anyone they don't know and like simply never enter the equation.
The Glorious Champion of all that is Good and Just Indeed. I used to live in France and people had a better sense of collective survival than what I see in the US. I have been here for 12 years and I still feel like this society is a group of people living together yet believing they are alone in an hostile environment. What is the point of living in a so called society if you cannot rely on the strength and protection of the herd?
That man is a leader. Wish we had more of that.
Thank you Trevor for giving Dr Murthy this platform to share words of wisdom while we are all enduring this cataclysm. On that note, hope everyone is well or on their way to wellness. Take care, Daily Show team and all of you out there 😊
The way this man speaks, you can tell he is extremely intelligent. I also love that he is very calming too
Trevor, thank you for these home shows, they are a comfort to watch and we need to laugh. Thanks to Dr. Murthy also.
"soldier into battle without the armor they need," you just described almost every war engagement before the adaptation to evolve our equipment for the new type of warfare
Yeah, in other words we're facing the COVID-19 crisis with pre-medieval style
Put on the armor of God
So you may withstand
the schemes of the devil
@@justinushartoyo2370
There was armor before the middle ages. There has been armor all the way to 3 000 BC. The only time in human history when use of armor declined was when guns became more available. The least armored century was probably the 1800s, though armor was used by some units and armed forces even then.
Unless @nicholas muoio is referring to the actual flaws in protections for _modern_ soldiers as well. Correct me if I'm wrong.
@@ShovelChef armor has been making a steady come back for quite some time. Most 1st world countries today equip their soldiers with at least a frag vest. Solid plates of armor are also used once again. Armor is the reason why sub-machine guns and shotguns have become obsolite for the time being. A good assault rifle, such as the powerful RK-95, can still rip through most protective vests.
The status quo and the economy needs to change big time! Stay safe everyone, thank you to all those nurses and doctors on the front lines of this war!
Thank you for always asking what everyone is thinking, and calling out those who constantly put others in danger with misinformation!
This doctor is wonderful, so calming and kind ❤️
" Thanks, Trevor Noah, for sharing this beautiful day with Dr. Murthy ! I appreciate your kindness and support via having Dr. Murthy on your channel. You're a sweetheart, Trevor ! "
A consumerist economy requires the consumers to survive and continue to consume.
His commitment to medicine and health is truly inspiring. You can also notice how smart Dr. Murthy is from the fact that he attended one of the most prestigious medical and business schools in the world.
RESPECT
thank you Dr! I’ve been telling people the same thing. It’s not a trade off between containing the outbreak and the economy. It’s causality.
Please tell me, why is that there are often not people like these < Trevor, Dr. Vivek.> that are leading the country??? We need people like them, in every country, to be the leaders in the government organisation...not business minded heartless rich tycoon that only thinking about their own pockets...
Dear Trevor ; Thank you for bringing these Esteemed. Sane, Articulate experts like Dr. Murthy onto the show to help to raise our awareness, inform our social consciousness, and help us to get through this experience as safely as possible!
the idea of sacrificing people for the economy is revolting
What a wonderful interview, beautiful words shared 😊❤
Heartfelt prayers for all the healthcare providers who are risking their lives in the line of duty...please stay safe.
He had breakfast with me and my fellow med students when I was in grad school and spent the time talking about how we prioritize our self-care as future physicians. I was SO impressed with the way he focused on such an important topic.
Oh my yes!! It has been like sending troops in without helmets, boots, or guns. So sad yet there are some amazing people out there and we all owe them a debt of gratitude.
What a thoughtful and uplifting interview.
I m so proud of him and the doctors who are working like crazy hard to save lives of so many people,I hope everything gets better soon, sending lots of prayers to those in need🙏🙏💖💖
It´s so cool to see Tevor listen to him so intently, even more intently after he says it is personal to him. Trevor really knows this matters to him (and frankly is important for many many people) and really shows his compassion. Great to see his interviews even via skype and recorded and brought to youtube.
This doctor sounds like an amazing human being over all.
man he went total "indian uncle mode" on trevor
*Extremely fine, decent, kind person is Dr. Vivek Murthy.*
I've been feeling so awful lately. Exactly what he said goes through my mind daily. Something is wrong with my personality and that's why I'm alone during this time. Loved this, truly great advice.
I love that doctor. Thank you for having him on Trevor.
This is much needed for many people, I keep busy and entertained by keeping up with the news updates, because we really must stay informed. I stay with you, because you keep us up to date and you lighten the load with your great comic style. Thank you and thank you Dr. Vivek for addressing such a sensitive subject as mental health awareness.✌🌟🌟
The way he answers 'hey trevor, glad you ask' ... sounds like he has always been part of the daily-team^^
Thank you so much for having the Doctor on. I been offering Complementary Phone Sessions to the public. I am in the Mental Health and Abuse Recovery field. Plus Life Coach in Health and Wellness. I been offering my time to help in these times of uncertainty. I appreciate the Daily Show. I been watching you every chance I get so I can relax and laugh. Thank you for doing your videos. I do appreciate them. Blessings to all. Also please relay to the Doctor thank you for his service.
This is much needed for many people, I keep busy and entertained by keeping up with the news updates, because we really must stay informed. I stay with you, because you keep us up to date
We in India are spending time with our parents, relatives (by video call obviously).
I watch movies, tv series
Planning to read books
Indoor games
Sharing old memories
Old photos (with countless memories and emotions)
A lot of music
Spreading awareness through social media
news updates
Helping parents in their work
... please share how you are using your quarantine also your thoughts about it
We are united hence isolated :-)
I am an avid #MentalHealthAwareness advocate and spoken word performer, and I love this so much. I travel the country trying to bring that awareness on stages, in classrooms, hospitals, and on my UA-cam channel, so I get excited when I see other advocates. 💙❤
Trevor - consider trying to interview/speak with Dr. Paul Farmer (if he has the time!) - he would offer a lot of perspective, in particular about dealing with rapidly spreading, deathly diseases that impact huge populations around the world - he has so much experience, cultural sensitivity and empathy!!!
Thanks for keeping the masses entertained, and working to help the less fortunate , Just donated :) cause well why not, when people are in need and you have the money to do so, then do what you can. I will do what little I can, and if anyone else can do the same, then do so. I just wish i could do more, but every little bit counts. Once again thanks for the show, and everything you all do at the Daily Show, and other places.
The world panics
Trevor Noah: So how you doin Doc
The world is praying for the world's doctors and nurses and all the frontline fighters🙏🙏🙏
That's what I'm doing: engaging with someone I love. I love you, Trevor. Thank you for helping to keep us sane during this insanity.
Helping is caring.
the doctor is so enlightened! love his words!
Thankyou for the words about lonelyness i needed to hear those.
This doctor is amazing, thanks, Trevor for having this talk with Dr. Murphy!
wow he just made me feel ten times better
The money we spend on one jet fighter would probably have bought a billion masks and gowns.
Thank you Trevor Noah for being an uplifting, informative and humorous constant during this global turmoil. Your show has helped keep things in perspective while not letting the severity overwhelm (I also really like the way these segments are shot; definitely my favorite "stay-at-home" editions. Very clean.) Job well done, to you and those that may work on this! You are gems! Dr. Murthy was so soothing and I hope his words reach the humanity in humans. Wonderful work.
Thank you for your mindful interview, Trevor. You are appreciated. Dr. Vivek Murthy pulls focus on what it means to be in wisdom, consistently.
So wholesome 😭😭❤️❤️
People from my nation are becoming doctors and engineers worldwide and here I am spending whole day seeing memes
Vipul Jr. I’m sure there’s a lot of potential in you, just get up and unravel it! Find your calling!
Stop and do something more valuable with your time then
Thanks Trevor for this superb interview.
Thank you Dr. Murthy. I am so happy you have exposed the loneliness epidemic.
Yeah Dr Vivek! Along with Dr Fuici...great men!
What a great message this doctor gave.
Trevor let your hair grow out.
Trevor, thank you for been there for us HERE!!!
The truthful fact is following carefully this guide lines will give us a radiant ray of hope.
Suffering is a test of endurance but it has an end.
When we look back at what we went through there's always a relief of where we now stand.
Trevor working remotely, you look so different 😎 good job bro
Imagine sending a soldier to fight without a weapon against an enemy with machine guns
Thanks @Trevor Noah bringing Dr. Vivek to your show. It was my please hearing him. So much value he shared in the short 5 minute video. I truly believe that when we build a value based connection with people less of distractions and complete focus and intentionality we build a world worth living in. Its in the service of others we identify our potential and accomplish more in life. Thanks again Trevor and Vivek.
Thank you. I really appreciate hearing these words. Stay safe!
trevor i like your hoodie ey, if you ever in amsterdam PLZ let me know!
“What am I supposed to do?': Covid-19 sparks mass unemployment across US
The US is experiencing an unprecedented rise in unemployment as industries including hospitality and food service grind to a halt.
This is like a wartime economy”. The government needs to decide what its goals are “and get them done”.
They...or he...has decided and his decision was more fantastical thinking - getting back to work and everyone (I guess non-christians, too) going to church this Easter. He lives in a wishful thinking, fantasy world (yet another commonality in serious personality/mental disorders.)
Jefferson Francisco why aren’t we hearing from the CDC? They should be holding press briefings.
Love the words from the doctor, that's so true, it's a moment to reconnect, if life wants us to slow down we should just listen.
Thank you for this video especially and your show which I love since way before this virus began. Laughter is a great medicine and just smiles go a long way to healing our souls. My daughter is a nurse and I am in lockdown with my 93 year old mother who is suffering from dementia. We have caregivers during the day and I just retired from teaching at the age of 70 (January 31) and so this whole thing is quite depressing. This video was just what the doctor ordered. Stay safe and healthy. Again thank you for giving back.
About the economy, I live in Zhengzhou China. We are still working remotely as teachers, but the economy is coming back. After 2 months. What is two months after all?
That doctor is a good guy
Now thats what i call thinking like a leader. Thank you so much for a positive true honest helpful conversation.
As a Chinese American, I have seen so many Chinese people gathering all the medical supplies from individuals, small business, organizations, China mainland etc. All the resources we could reach. Then donate them to the hospitals, police departments, post offices...
They protect us, we protect them.
May God bless America to go through this tough time.
Is his phone/internet just generally bad? He was on NPR (I think on Monday) and his interview cut out
Great priorities 🙂
My father is a doctor here in South Africa, I am so stressed about him
Don't worry he will be fine because he's a warrior🙂
♥️ Stay Strong and stay safe. I hope you and your family will stay safe and healthy. ♥️
@@abhishekghosh2686 thank you for the support man
@@renbaker5124 thank you for the support
@@abubakrhaffejee8073 I do what I can ♥️
Trevor 💙💚💜. Good message spread thanks to you of this man's book: Together !
Prayers with all the nurses and doctors and thank you for along you have done and all you are doing ! 💪✌❤