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Since humanityâs earliest days, weâve been plagued by countless disease-causing pathogens. Invisible and persistent, these microorganisms and the illnesses they incur have killed more humans than anything else in history. But which disease has been the deadliest? Dan Kwartler digs into how human progress and innovation throughout history exposed us to surprising new maladies.
Lesson by Dan Kwartler, directed by BASA.
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
âI took one from both teams from a disease nobody knew existed. I didnât leave a mark on history, I French kissed it!â Freddie Mercury
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Glad to be living in an era where vaccination and medication are available
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This is still prevelant in today's society. The rich are still getting the best care while the poor and working class are being neglected
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In the 19th century, about one in seven ppl died of TB worldwide..
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I often wonder how we survived this long as a species before medical advances. Now I know.
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Accessibility will always be key. One day, hopefully, healthcare will be a right delivered to all without worry of debt
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Such a John Green Topic!
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Such an insightful video on how diseases have shaped human history. Itâs fascinating to see the impact theyâve had on humanity. Great work on this enlightening piece!
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Handsoap is like a Superpowered ability thing in real-life world. This is why I hand-washing more than 5 times a single moment.
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And if we all actually work together we can develop even more cures for even more diseases
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nice video as always by TED-Ed
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Great video! They should've included covid 19 in it too. I'm glad we live in an era where even though we're not invincible we still are able to lead healthy lives and live longer thanks to our modern medicines and technologies and our history.
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1:39 Sometimes i really just sit and ponder how many awful diseases we suffer from today that really only emerged after we developed plant/animal agriculture
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Good video ,
Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you TED
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Ty Ted Ed
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Always washing your hands is the most important good and safest way for control and prevention of widespread diseases because proper hygiene to protect, defend and prevent you from getting illness, sickness, or diseases.
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Great animation!
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4:30 definitely triggered some PTSD in SS13 players
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@davea6314
5 months ago
If it were not for antibiotics I would be dead. I'm grateful to Sir Alexander Fleming for discovering penicillin. Fleming definitely deserved winning the Nobel Prize in Medicine and getting knighted.
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