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- The measles virus has been around for thousands of years, and is one of the most contagious diseases known to man. Its outbreaks have been responsible for the deaths of millions of people. Take a deep-dive into the disease and the science behind it with Seeker's SICK
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Stronger together: Multi-genome transmission of measles virus
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Measles virus replication in lymphatic cells and organs of CD150 (SLAM) transgenic mice
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How Measles Hacks the Body and Harms Its Victims for Years
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Long-term measles-induced immunomodulation increases overall childhood infectious disease mortality
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Anti vaxxers : “do your research”
Also anti vaxxers: *dies in plague
Natural selection
@@dannythompson5514 LOLLOLOL NICE ONE
I'm really glad we eradicated smallpox before anti vaxxers came to be
All us vaccinated people will laugh and watch them burn.
But then cry because the people who's immune system is compromised are going to die too.
I had Measles as a child, it wasn't until my mid 20's that I found out that it was potentially that dangerous, my "parents" just had me lie on the couch for a few days 🤦♂️
@Alvinsland2 Measles was the one disease that I didn't get, but I did get rubella and chicken pox
Measles itself isn't dangerous it is the damage it does to the immune system and the secondary infections from that immune damage.
@@DemocracyDiesInDarkness I understand what the issues are, that's why I used the word "potentially" 🤣
@@DemocracyDiesInDarkness Same with HIV
@Robert Muldoon gonna need a citation for your claim. Here is a citation for mine.
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/12639986/
1950: In the 2000s we will have flying cars
2019: VACCINES GIVE AUTISM, I WOUKD RATHER HAVE MY CHILD CONTRACT A DEADLY DISEASE
Also 2019: The Earth is flat
These are nothing against my magic rocks and essential oils
@@richardflynn4112 shhh
Well played sir
I caught measles as a 5 year old . They didn’t have a vaccine then . I remember how sick it made me. Why would any parents voluntarily put their child through that! Smh!
Watching this make me feel bad for all the non vaccinated kids out there...😂😂😂
Bad choice of music. The pacing of this video feels so weird
Julian i feel they were trying not to make it too overbearing or forceful in convincing anti-vaxxers that they’re just dead wrong
not sure if the Vox-style editing works well in a video with lots of technical terms
I really enjoyed the tempo. Can any one help me with findind the artist used or the genre this is called. I get a little jazz, a little New Orleans Second Line beat. I don't know where to start on my spotify search.
Who ever is doing the narration needs to take a breath and slow down.
Seeker: "Measles Virus is Dangerous"
Media: "Are you saying that Cancer is weak ??"
I wish that cancer were that easy to treat...
Cancer is not a disease. Its a term used to define hundreds of actual diseases. This is why we cant cure cancer. Its 500 different diseases.
@@tgeemo I learnt something new there
VS TG 😂. I wish I could give you gold.
Had to have mmr tighter test for work. After almost 30 years I still have a strong immune response to it.
One of the best videos you've uploaded.
I guess it helps to get an expert talking on the topic.
I’m just waiting for the comments of non vaccinators 😂😂
They don’t bother researching the truth!
Too much information against their asinine theories 🥴
Today's fact: Elephants make friends, bury their dead, travel for 'funerals', speak to each other, and show extreme intelligence.
Only if they are vaccinated! 😂
@@JuliaHelen777 what
@@xavier4563 What "what"?
Epic
@@JuliaHelen777 what do u mean by "only if they were vaccinated"
I found out my best friend is an anti-vaxxer a couple weeks ago... i'm just glad he doesn't have kids
Even if, not for long!
Did your parents have any children that survived?
@@scottm.2745 wow...
I should send this video to this anti-vaxxer I know.
But I'm afraid her 6 year old will watch it and have a midlife crisis.
@TXG: T a c c o no, but he's correct
how did they make it to 6?????
@TXG: T a c c o
Why do you think he's dumb?
Send it
You should research the side affects to immunization.
If measles eliminates immune "memory" does it also sometimes eliminate allergies? I'm aware that even if it did eliminate allergies. It would be a really stupid and risky way to do so but I'm curious nonetheless.
You also build an immunity by getting and defeating the virus - not only by vaccination.
I am NOT advocating this as a means to develop immunity, just adding a fact that was omitted in this video.
3:30 Not omitted.
Sick playlist is awesome plz make more videos ....I am a medical student it's very helpful to me and for medical student .... thanks
I love the vintage illustrations used!
That last sentence, the one about using the measles virus to fight cancer is probably one of the most exciting things I've heard in quite some time
Thank you for these medical videos!
You're welcome, let us know what medical topics you want us to cover next!
@@Seeker The flu, diabetes and the leukemias interest me among others. Thanks again :)
Awesome video
Thith wath theriouthly interethting. Keep thith thtuff up!
Make a video about Rh negative blood type.
So it basically deletes the saved passwords of the immune system
*GASP!
I like to watch new facts INSTA seeker.👍👍
Will you make one video on 'AES' Acute Encephalitis Syndrome.
All the best luck to prof Cattaneo and his future work!
More videos like this please, this was so pleasing to watch
Glad you liked it, come back every Tuesday for new episodes
Oky
i really like the art style of this video
Vaccines work for the most part, but saying you can't get infected if your vaccinated is just wrong. Also, sometimes, but very rarely, vaccines can cause serious problems. Some people have died from vaccines. But less then 0.1% of the time. Light side effect are more common.
it is way less than .1%
This video would be so much better at 0.75 speed.
AGREED!
Some of the severe complications from getting the measles virus are: pneumonia (1 in 20 kids get this), ear infections that can course permanent hearing loss (1 in 10), vision loss or blindness (2 in 1000), swelling of the brain coursing fits and mental disabilities/ or strokes (1 in 1000).
In pregnant women it can course low birth weight, premature labour, vision loss or blindness to the baby, for the baby to have hearing loss or be deaf. Or course miscarriages and stillbirths.
For every 1,000 children who get measles, one or two will die from it.
Please make a video about IBS
Child has autism without vaccinations
Antivaxx moms: eXcUsE mE wHaT iS tHiS kNoWlEdGe?
I suffer from shingles. So whenever I have an outbreak, I casually walk through stores passing the virus... hahaha....
Are booster shots needed for measles?
i was vaccinated and had them twice .
do you mean you got vaccinated for measles and still got it two times?
Do we have to get revaccinated if we got the vaccine at childhood?
The MMR vaccine lasts around 20 years, but after that a booster shot.
doesn't measles trick the dendritic cells into spreading itself? or am I thinking of malaria?
It does. Kurzgesagt has dien a video about it.
Where is the statistics comparison between the MMR vaccine side effects and the Measles illness ?
Oh really??? At least I’m VACCINATED. 😎👍🏽👌🏽
1:02
OMG!!! 🙈🙉🤣🤣🤣
She has a lisp right? Im not going crazy right?
It was hard to really tell with how fast she talked, but I thought there was a slight lisp too.
No, you're right. It was a little distracting.
Y’all should reach out to the Open Medicine Foundation and do an episode on ME/CFS
Its freaky how I just watched I am legend a few days ago and then this video shows up talking about doing what caused the apocalypse in that movie
I was vaccinated and i still caught measles
Saying "if you get vaccinated, you'll be fine" is dangerously misleading.
Vaccinated people still get sick and are contagious, but they suffer minor symptoms and get better faster (getting better at all is sometimes a generous change).
Even people who are vaccinated should keep doing best hygiene practices like washing hands before eating and after using the toilet. Also, try not to touch eyes and mouth if hands aren't clean, and be mindful touching things people share after you do.
I completely agree with you, something that people never (also people in the medical field)consider is the fact that different virus, bacteria etc... Continually mutate, so immunity is very short
@@tadah5319 Immunity varies. It is not always short. Immunity can last a lifetime.
@@tadah5319 I know this is an older comment, but the truth about those mutations is that...well, it depends a lot on what you mean. You see, there are segmented and unsegmented viruses, and the unsegmented ones do not change nearly as rapidly. Segmented viruses, such as the flu, can swap parts, if you will (e.g. if you get infected with H1N1 and H3N3 at the same time, you can start producing H1N3 and H3N1 as well). This ability means that segmented viruses can "mutate" really quickly, since they're not really mutating a lot of the time, just swapping. Unsegmented viruses tend to change more gradually on average, because they have to actually mutate (in a way that doesn't completely disable them) in order to change.
Isnt this school content? The whole immune system and common infections are basic knowledge in Argentinian highschools
In the American school system or in at least my state (Florida) we are taught about the immune system. We just aren't thourughly taught about vaccines by the state. It's on a teacher by teacher basis to decide if they want to teach about vaccines on their own time. Some people are just ignorant though.
Thith wath theriouthly interethting. Thtupid meathleth. Keep thith thtuff up!
I love your videos @seeker but when you’re explaining complex medical diseases could you pleeeeease slow down! How am I supposed to follow let alone understand something that js being explained at light speed?
"it's rewind time!" or just slow down the video
*Measles has entered the chat*
when chemotherapy is used?
Chemotherapy is used in cancer treatment you cabbage
didn’t the movie I Am Legend depict what happens when you try to treat cancer with measles?
I'm working with Dr. Cattaneo! u.u
modifying measles virus to kill cancer is what happens in i am legend, zombie apocalypse here we come
Except a zombie can't physically exist and you know... it's a movie... for entertainment 😂
@@maximusasauluk7359 it was a joke mate
Host Julia years ago quipped "give the diseases diseases" with respect to an altered polio virus treatment for a brain tumour. Is Mayo the one looking to this?
Measles: sneaks onto macrophage
Other immune cells when they finally realize: (speaks to macrophage) *you have become the very thing you swore to destroy*
My brothers bad I got measles and chicken pox when child and we stayed in the house for a week until we were better. It wasn’t as bad as the media and vaccine companies say it is. I do not have any side effects from having the measles, I think vaccine companies make lots of money out of it and that’s the reason of scaring people
You probs already got vaccinated since birth
When they mentioned they were trying to use measles to fight cancer all I was thinking was I am legend and now I’m scared
me and both my brothers were vaccinated at a young age for measels but my youngest brother almost died from this , not sure how rare of a case that is but was pretty scary and my parents wouldnt have forgiven them serves if he did ... so not sure if its better to give it to your kids and risk potentially killing them or risk it happening later in life but atleast you wouldnt have bee n the one to give it to them
it is incredibly rare to have a serious reaction to a vaccine, less than 1 in 1 mil.
Natural selection at its best
I have some symptoms ·O·
""ANTI - VAX MOMs have JOINED the CHAT""
VS TG fake news
* Bans ANTI - VAX MOMs
lol
why does this video feel so fast
1. From the standpoint of pure logic: There is not necessarily a reason they can’t mandate any part of healthcare. I’m just saying it doesn’t follow that if the government involves itself in one part of healthcare it must involve itself in any other part of healthcare. A better question might be “why don’t they...?” I suppose the ultimate answer to that is that the people allow or disallow them to do so with their vote (ideally, of course since the electorate is often misinformed or not paying attention thing do slip by them)
2. As previously stated the “indirect public health hazard” standard is too broad. It would allow the government to regulate everything since all of our bad choices affect our health and our health indirectly affects all the other citizens eventually through some long chain of events. The line has to be drawn somewhere in terms of how proximate an event needs to be in the chain of casualty to justify government intervention. Traditionally the government has limited self to direct or very nearly direct causation, sometimes this is shortsighted of them, though not necessarily in this case.
3. “Safe”, “happy” etc. are vague terms, at any given time the citizens choose what those words mean and enforce it with their vote (again, ideally). They do not always choose well.
4. We do disagree on the false dichotomy issue. Government intervention in healthcare is not an all or none proposition in my view. I have done my best to explain this above. As previously stated the government’s authority stems from the will of the citizens and their vote (ideally).
5. I have already opined on the vague meaning of words in charter-style documents. I will add that in the particular case of suicide, the right life and the right to happiness are ostensibly at odds with each other. Of course there are deep psychological and sociological factors that come into play when trying to resolve this dilemma in specific instances, this is a different discussion though.
6. I do think private health insurance should be done away with. Another complex topic.
7. Your last point was bit much to be honest. I’m not sure of the certainty or ramifications of all that. I do think we are damaging the environment and we should take steps to mitigate that, but to be honest you are battling human nature there. Humans and most animals are driven to consume resources and are not good at resisting that drive even when it becomes self destructive. Some of the scenarios you posit sound like natural disasters on a grand scale, the government is likely not equipped to circumvent those, humans as a whole may not be able to to that. That’s just life I think, 99%of all species that have ever existed are extinct, humanities time will come as well. We should do our best to avoid bringing it upon ourselves but after that there isn’t much we can do. Not sure about the bunkers, sounds a bit conspiratorial to me to be honest. Not sure what the point is of the government surviving while the rest of us die, there is no power without people to wield it over; and I’m not sure why they would want to condemn themselves to live the rest of their lives in a bunker or a post-apocalyptic hellscape anyway.
How about the standard of protecting children's rights? If you want to argue that it's a dangerous precedent for herd immunity to be a good reason to mandate vaccinations, then what about the right of the child to be healthy? We don't allow JW parents to refuse their children blood transfusions and surgeries. Why allow parents to refuse their kids vaccinations? A parent's right to make choices for their child ends where the child's right to life and good health and safety begin. As for "safety" being a bit vague, welcome to life. A lot of concepts used in decision-making including policy-making are a bit vague and discussions about where to draw lines will inevitably continue as long as there is a human race to have those discussions.
Also, this fear of a slippery slope is a bit ridiculous. The government could do anything if people in the public at large and people in the right places in society held certain opinions. I see no reason why a change in those opinions to allow vaccines to be mandatory would necessarily lead to everything being controlled, especially given that people don't want everything to be controlled and if they did not having mandated vaccinations wouldn't have prevented them from adopting that particular opinion (of controlling everything) anyways.
@@sicktoaster If this was intended to address me, you should probably read the rest of the thread. You seem to have taken one reply out of context and have grossly misunderstood the point I was making.
GMO's are so good, if they can modify measles what can possibly go wrong! And everyone here is so right! Mandate vaccines, an idea so good it has to be mandated!
GMO bad. It not natural. So it bad.
It was a facetious statement
Please make video on Iron Man arc reactor
Grow up
So am I understanding this right? -measles isn’t actually deadly, is can just make your immune system temporarily weaker so other things can kill you?
You just exit the video with the most interesting part? More on his research!
can you do a video on the grand solar minimum?
Madagascar Measles Deaths - 1500. U.S. Measles Deaths - 0. Modern health care in the U.S. has turned Measles into a cold.
still though. do you want to have measles?
0:38 German accent on another lvl
The guy sounds like idubbbz
I am pro-vax. But it doesn't seem reasonable to tell at a person, "hey, you wouldn't have those problems if you had just done what I told you to do," then expect them to listen to your explanation. Good information, just doesn't seem effective to attack people from the get-go, when they already have a fearful emotion toward the idea of vaccinations.
Who else thinks it's a bad idea to genetically modified measles
i have taken both the doses but still contracted it 🤡
Make Measles Great Again
Incredible what the media can do!
No everyone is panicking about a benign childhood illness?
Follow the money!
Merck got You all by the balls!
😂😆🤣
All I know is the antivax memes are funny
The music.......
The episode of the Brady Bunch where the whole family gets the measles there wasn’t all this fear and terror. What changed?
Modern medicine...
Josh Lockie It's never a big deal when characters get hit on the head with an anvil on Looney Tunes either. TV shows aren't meant to accurately portray real life. I just watched a news clip about that episode and the actress that played one of those kids said when she actually got the measles it was much worse then what was portrayed on the show. The people who made the show weren't anticipating a bunch of retard anti-vaxers taking the show seriously decades later and back when we didn't have vaccines for certain illnesses, we had no choice but to get the disease and hope that it didn't have complications. Pretty much everyone in my age group has had chickenpox, but we would have chosen the vaccine if one had been available at the time.
Josh Lockie
Smart people don’t get medical information from a TV sitcom.
Kickin' drum trax! Aerosolized beats.
Unless you've been vaccinated, that is.
Borat is that you
Ths
Anti vax parents need to see this
Unless it's a Facebook soccer mom group, they don't care.
INLESS THEY’VE BEEN VACCINATED
I feel like all of the anti-vaxers watching this are like
“My son coughing is just allergies!”
*dies*
I mean they were vaccinated Did they get autism people sick me these day >_
too early
UNLESS, OF COURSE, IF THEY'VE BEEN VACCINATED.
I want to inject letter S to this narrator..
Is it possible that vaccinations can pass on through generations?
No vaccines do NOT pass on for Generations you need to vaccinate your kids
Lol no
This man has not seen the movie I’m legend it did not go well 😅
Mmr vaccinatd my son how to develop sspe
Did she get her wisdom teeth pulled before the video was shot?
Alzheimer’s doesn't run in my family, so aluminum deposits won't have a huge detrimental effect on us early on. Vaccination it is!
What? Aluminum deposits? You probably consumed more aluminum in the last week than in one vaccine shot, it's a trace element not an exaggerated reagent in vaccines.
@@maximusasauluk7359 exactly.
. . . Didn’t they try that it I Am Legend ?
Thanks Antivaxers
do i hear a lisp
JakeJDM can you be any more shallow?
Thanks for trying to kill peoples ignorance, if only more people would listen
You didn't learn nothing from I'm a legend...