Symptoms👍 a fever, possibly up to 104°F (40°C) a cough. a runny nose. sneezing. watery eyes. body aches. small white spots in the mouth, appearing 2-3 days after early symptoms.
In Brazil, we have mandatory vaccination, and even so, this damn virus sometimes pops-up (tough with MUCH milder symptoms). I'm vaccinated and got it on my 18th birthday.
Professor Dave. I am very happy about you getting to the 1 mill subs. It makes me sad that out of all those subs, some of your vids get few views I don't get it 😟 You make great content.
When I was 13, I had the German Measles and while in the hospital, I came into contact with some who had the Mumps. Can you guess who had both the Measles and Mumps at the same time? Yea, me. Lost a year of schooling because of it.
Measles. So glad my folks weren't anti-vaxxers. As a child, I watched a number of my friends suffer through this and I wouldn't wish it on anyone. Thanks for yet another informative video, Professor Dave. These are particularly useful during this time of COVID-19.
Your claims about Lanka have been debunked. www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-31864218 africacheck.org/fbcheck/no-german-supreme-court-didnt-rule-that-measles-doesnt-exist/ Bechamp died in 1908. We've made incredible strides in medical research since then. You can go right on believing Bechamp's work, but I challenge you to find a single accredited medical school that bases its curriculum on Bechamp's work. There's a reason for that, and it has nothing to do with some omni-present "they" who seek to control our society. www.nature.com/articles/113121b0 Note: "The solid fact remains that most of his [Bechamp's] work has been discredited as inaccurate, and although he wrote an immense amount, he plunged deeper and deeper into error." All you've done here is re-post some excerpts from the wikipedia on Bechamp. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antoine_B%C3%A9champ Well, I can do that, too, and this is from the same wikipedia page: "In the modern day, Béchamp's work continues to be promoted by a small group of alternative medicine proponents (also known as germ theory denialists), including advocates of alternative theories of cancer..." Please, stop spreading half-truths that are easily debunked with 10 minutes of Google button-clicking.
Congratulations! One million subscribers! You totally earned it. Thanks for all you do. I first noticed your channel because of the flat earth debunks but when I saw you had playlists about chem, physics, microbio, psychobiology, etc it was like, wow, a channel about all my favorite things!
You listed all the child hood diseases but not the symptoms of all of them and the differences between all of them. I would love to see a video that addresses that. Otherwise, great video. ☺
@@T-minus-infinite Yes i know, would be fun to know how much revenue flat earth have made here on youtube, i would guess its must be some billions view in total from all provider on both sides :)
What's the R number of measles and what makes it more contagious than many other airborne viruses? Is it the most contagious virus? Does it survive for longer outside the body /does it shed more / require a smaller dose to infect / is a sufferer contagious for longer? You would think that, given how obvious it is that someone has it, at least in the later stages, that people would keep their distance and that would make it less contagious. Hmm. Perhaps I should start googling.
The R number for measles is 18. The air in a room that has been occupied by someone with measles, can transmit the virus up to around 8 hours after the infected person left.
Congratulations for 1million subscriber professor Dave. I am a chemistry student from India. Your explanation is too good,and you videos are little different and knowledgeble.I am your big fan Sir.
Professor, what would happen if say an blast similar to the tsar bomba explosion was somehow detonated inside a black hole? Would it simply get absorbed or would it disrupt the black hole?
it would probably affect it less than a single drop of rain would affect all the world's oceans. the amount of energy inside even a small blackhole is incomprehensible, let alone super massive blackholes which have the mass equivalent of hundreds of thousands to millions of suns. sorry for replying to an ancient comment.
if you're referring to the misinformation going around that "viruses are just exosomes", it's a load of bullshit. but yes, some viruses do employ exosomes in the replicative process, one of the next ones in the series mentions them.
Now hang on a minute,@@ProfessorDaveExplains, I wasn't saying they were actually viruses, but I have heard them mentioned, here and there. I've been watching videos on DNA / RNA vaccines, such as Medico visuals stuff (nice Indian gentleman, explains things really well) and a few others and when they've gone into the immune system, they mention spike proteins, antibodies, T-Cells (C-cells, I think? Sorry... Layman! Lol) macrophages etc but don't mention exosomes? I just wanted to know what they are and how they're relevant to the immune system, that's all? I've only heard a one sided explanation and I prefer to have both sides, before making any decisions on anything, especially when it looks like the science behind all this, could affect us, in a pretty significant way? I'm sure you can understand that at least? Yet when I try looking for exosomes specifically, on TH-cam, all I get is either; videos on the immune system, or Kaufman etc and... That's it? Then, when I watch the countless immunology presentations; they aren't mentioned. I don't know if, because of TH-cam only allowing WHO info, to only appear in searches; that that's why I can't find anything specifically on them, or what? But I thought you might actually be able, or at least willing, to help me out? Anyway... Which video are they in?
Ah good. Yes, I just know about this bullshit spread by Kaufman about viruses not being real because they are exosomes. A lot of people fall for it and repeat it. It drives me crazy. The next one in this series will be about rabies and it will mention endosomes/exosomes. They're not really all that consequential, just a minor detail.
OK @@ProfessorDaveExplains, cool and thanks. I wondered why no one else had talked about them, but I had a feeling they were going to turn out not that important? Thanks again 😁
@@ProfessorDaveExplains It has to be frustrating watching all of the dis/misinformation going around, especially for someone who has studied virology as you have. Even as someone who hasn't (I'm a mathematics teacher/mathematician), I am still disturbed by how quickly falsehoods are spread these days. Thanks as always for the videos.
When measles are so infectious why didn't the conjoined twin sisters Masha and Dasha infect each other? Dailymail UK: "During childhood, one twin got measles and the other did not"
Sir I hv tonsil at left side, and it's been 8 moths but pain unchanged except some few days normal comes inbetween,,,please suggest me some ideas to get rid of it, Believe on u sir
Can you talk more in depth about vaccines? How they’re tested, how they work to create immunity, and so on. Just discovered your channel, subscribing. Loved your latest flat earth video.
Next time, nicer graphics, please. The lengthy presentation of a symbolic syringe was not visually pleasing. Show us something other than something that causes pain, please! A little empathy would be nice. You want us to be be at least neutral about injections, right??
CONGRATS ON HITTING 100k!!! its been a long journey but we finally made it congrats!!!
3.35million now 😂
If you throw a virus up in the back of a moving flatbed truck will it come down in the same spot?
Congrats for 1 M.. I was with you when you were around 4K.. We have came a long way together..
Sexy
Bikini
Symptoms👍
a fever, possibly up to 104°F (40°C)
a cough.
a runny nose.
sneezing.
watery eyes.
body aches.
small white spots in the mouth, appearing 2-3 days after early symptoms.
In Brazil, we have mandatory vaccination, and even so, this damn virus sometimes pops-up (tough with MUCH milder symptoms). I'm vaccinated and got it on my 18th birthday.
Glad you aren't one of those anti vaxx idiots :)
Congrats on 1 M!! I remember I first subscribed when you must’ve been at 2-3K. Good job!
0:52 In Gone With the Wind, pneumonia from measles is how Scarlett's first husband dies.
got a presentation tomorrow, thank you so much for this man
Congratulations on 1 million subs Dave 🥂
Professor Dave. I am very happy about you getting to the 1 mill subs. It makes me sad that out of all those subs, some of your vids get few views
I don't get it 😟 You make great content.
When I was 13, I had the German Measles and while in the hospital, I came into contact with some who had the Mumps. Can you guess who had both the Measles and Mumps at the same time?
Yea, me.
Lost a year of schooling because of it.
Measles. So glad my folks weren't anti-vaxxers. As a child, I watched a number of my friends suffer through this and I wouldn't wish it on anyone. Thanks for yet another informative video, Professor Dave. These are particularly useful during this time of COVID-19.
Your claims about Lanka have been debunked.
www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-31864218
africacheck.org/fbcheck/no-german-supreme-court-didnt-rule-that-measles-doesnt-exist/
Bechamp died in 1908. We've made incredible strides in medical research since then. You can go right on believing Bechamp's work, but I challenge you to find a single accredited medical school that bases its curriculum on Bechamp's work. There's a reason for that, and it has nothing to do with some omni-present "they" who seek to control our society.
www.nature.com/articles/113121b0
Note: "The solid fact remains that most of his [Bechamp's] work has been discredited as inaccurate, and although he wrote an immense amount, he plunged deeper and deeper into error."
All you've done here is re-post some excerpts from the wikipedia on Bechamp.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antoine_B%C3%A9champ
Well, I can do that, too, and this is from the same wikipedia page:
"In the modern day, Béchamp's work continues to be promoted by a small group of alternative medicine proponents (also known as germ theory denialists), including advocates of alternative theories of cancer..."
Please, stop spreading half-truths that are easily debunked with 10 minutes of Google button-clicking.
Happy 1 million !!
Congratulations! One million subscribers! You totally earned it. Thanks for all you do. I first noticed your channel because of the flat earth debunks but when I saw you had playlists about chem, physics, microbio, psychobiology, etc it was like, wow, a channel about all my favorite things!
You have got 1M subs..becz.....
You disserves it.
You listed all the child hood diseases but not the symptoms of all of them and the differences between all of them. I would love to see a video that addresses that. Otherwise, great video. ☺
each video is about a specific pathogen, check out my entire microbiology/infectious diseases playlist, i cover them all
@@ProfessorDaveExplains awesome!
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999k Almost there!
Bit strange he have 1M subscribed, but only 1k views the first 24 hour after a new upload.
@@nortrap Most of his subscribers are here for/because of flat-earth debnking so some of the other videos get less veiws
@@T-minus-infinite Yes i know, would be fun to know how much revenue flat earth have made here on youtube, i would guess its must be some billions view in total from all provider on both sides :)
What's the R number of measles and what makes it more contagious than many other airborne viruses? Is it the most contagious virus? Does it survive for longer outside the body /does it shed more / require a smaller dose to infect / is a sufferer contagious for longer? You would think that, given how obvious it is that someone has it, at least in the later stages, that people would keep their distance and that would make it less contagious.
Hmm. Perhaps I should start googling.
From what I heard it's because it's airborne.
The R number for measles is 18. The air in a room that has been occupied by someone with measles, can transmit the virus up to around 8 hours after the infected person left.
@@KenLord Oh, thank you so much. That's very informative.
(1 Million subscribers -X) Want a video on how we can increase our thinkin' about science as special 🙂
Congratulations for 1million subscriber professor Dave.
I am a chemistry student from India.
Your explanation is too good,and you videos are little different and knowledgeble.I am your big fan Sir.
holy shit morbius virus
so true
Nice video
Professor, what would happen if say an blast similar to the tsar bomba explosion was somehow detonated inside a black hole? Would it simply get absorbed or would it disrupt the black hole?
it would probably affect it less than a single drop of rain would affect all the world's oceans. the amount of energy inside even a small blackhole is incomprehensible, let alone super massive blackholes which have the mass equivalent of hundreds of thousands to millions of suns. sorry for replying to an ancient comment.
@@Spartan0430 no problem, and a cool answer nonetheless
Moshingrobot has said it once and I'll say it again, you are truly the Chemistry Jesus.
congratulations on 1mil
Any chance you can do a video on exosomes?
I'd be interested to know what your take on them is?
if you're referring to the misinformation going around that "viruses are just exosomes", it's a load of bullshit. but yes, some viruses do employ exosomes in the replicative process, one of the next ones in the series mentions them.
Now hang on a minute,@@ProfessorDaveExplains, I wasn't saying they were actually viruses, but I have heard them mentioned, here and there. I've been watching videos on DNA / RNA vaccines, such as Medico visuals stuff (nice Indian gentleman, explains things really well) and a few others and when they've gone into the immune system, they mention spike proteins, antibodies, T-Cells (C-cells, I think? Sorry... Layman! Lol) macrophages etc but don't mention exosomes?
I just wanted to know what they are and how they're relevant to the immune system, that's all? I've only heard a one sided explanation and I prefer to have both sides, before making any decisions on anything, especially when it looks like the science behind all this, could affect us, in a pretty significant way?
I'm sure you can understand that at least?
Yet when I try looking for exosomes specifically, on TH-cam, all I get is either; videos on the immune system, or Kaufman etc and... That's it?
Then, when I watch the countless immunology presentations; they aren't mentioned.
I don't know if, because of TH-cam only allowing WHO info, to only appear in searches; that that's why I can't find anything specifically on them, or what?
But I thought you might actually be able, or at least willing, to help me out?
Anyway... Which video are they in?
Ah good. Yes, I just know about this bullshit spread by Kaufman about viruses not being real because they are exosomes. A lot of people fall for it and repeat it. It drives me crazy. The next one in this series will be about rabies and it will mention endosomes/exosomes. They're not really all that consequential, just a minor detail.
OK @@ProfessorDaveExplains, cool and thanks.
I wondered why no one else had talked about them, but I had a feeling they were going to turn out not that important?
Thanks again 😁
@@ProfessorDaveExplains It has to be frustrating watching all of the dis/misinformation going around, especially for someone who has studied virology as you have. Even as someone who hasn't (I'm a mathematics teacher/mathematician), I am still disturbed by how quickly falsehoods are spread these days. Thanks as always for the videos.
Hold on: Ninth century CE or BCE?
CE
@@ProfessorDaveExplains Thank you!
I’ve never heard of fifth disease here in the UK, is it known by any other names?
Parvovirus, slapped face disease, erythema.
@@Mostlyharmless1985
Thanks for that, I recognise it now. We call it slapped face disease here.
awsome video, love it !!!!!
Congratz on 1m susb!
When measles are so infectious why didn't the
conjoined twin sisters Masha and Dasha infect each other? Dailymail UK:
"During childhood, one twin got measles and the other did not"
Yo, Dave, how long do you spend practicing prononciations before a vid ?
Can you do viruses related to measles in animals. Like I believe canine distemper and rinderpest? Great video!
Sir I hv tonsil at left side, and it's been 8 moths but pain unchanged except some few days normal comes inbetween,,,please suggest me some ideas to get rid of it,
Believe on u sir
Probably best to see a doctor if you can. The tonsils and adanoid glands can produce the same pain and swelling you are feeling.
@@TheValmal ty
almost 1m subscribers!!
What does the video sings at the very beginning??🤔😂
He knows a lot about the science stuff, Professor Dave Explains!
Thanks though i was searching until i found this great video
Highly useful info well described in a short video
Dr V Ahmed MBBS
Finally 1Mil!
Morbi(llivir)us
I’ve never gotten the measles. Mommy said when I was born, I got a shot so I’d never get them.
Can you talk more in depth about vaccines? How they’re tested, how they work to create immunity, and so on. Just discovered your channel, subscribing. Loved your latest flat earth video.
i'm planning an immunology series so there will tons of vaccine info in there!
@@ProfessorDaveExplains I love immunology!
oo, close to 1mil subs!
Thank you very much
Next time, nicer graphics, please. The lengthy presentation of a symbolic syringe was not visually pleasing.
Show us something other than something that causes pain, please! A little empathy would be nice.
You want us to be be at least neutral about injections, right??
Animation takes a really long time. That's what a syringe looks like.
it`s so helpful vidoes
ILY
Here before 1mil subs
1million!
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this is why its important to get vaccinated
Antivaxxers: Allow say to introduce ourselves.
Very educated
Somewhere in between 400th and 500th:)
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Also known as Robertkennedyjrvirus.
So prof, is it true that all viruses are manmade?
Nope.
Can you do a video debunking the anti vaxxers?
yep i will at some point
@@ProfessorDaveExplains Where can we find it?
@@milesian1 just search professor dave vaccines
I AM FIRST RHO
Woah! Im first
Me too!
@@jollyjokress3852 nice
Almost first!!!
I hope that you'll keep debunking future topics. Debunking climate change denalists is what I'm hoping for.