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You must be joking.

Thank you. This is so relevant.

Add Ohio because my mom has this currently.

Interesting and useful video

This guy is so full of sh1t, I can smell him thru the screen.

Thank you so much 😊

She didn't answer the question of the effect of psilocin on psychosis.

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Fui picada recientemente, en mi apartamento por un insecto de éstos y tengo gripe y malestares de estomago, náuseas y estrenimiento. Estoy buscando información porque no sé qué hacer.

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Animals are afraid of water?🤔

These “advices for protection” makes me so mad and sad, because I thought I was safe when I followed these rules, but I was NOT! I got Borrelia in my nervous system because a tick full of blood dropped from a cat or bird or mouse down in a pile of dead leaves on my terrace outside my house in my little garden, I live in a city, and I put my hands and arms in this pile and took it away. And not until after I got very ill, I read that after a tick has filled herself with blood from a victim, it let go, drop down, and soon it lays 3-4000 EGGS, and when these hatches soon after, they go nowhere, but wait until someone walked into it! So PLEASE do NOT give these “advices”, but tell the truth so people can decide for themselves if they will take that risk or not - and if they do, they have a better understanding of how important it is to check the body every day- and the most effective way: To take of clothes outside and put them in a dryer on full heat for 15 -30 minutes. Take care everyone, be happy but be wise also.

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Amazing. A clinical microbiologists playground

This is an excellent and much needed presentation especially in this era of post-COVID-19 syndromes which may be related to short-term SARS-CoV-2 stunning of the immune system.

Good to hear, very interesting.

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This is going round my school right now 😢❤

That's amazing we appreciate 🙏

Are good bacteria or bad bacteria complicit or both? If so the more biodiverse your gut bacteria is, could potentially increase the probability of having that specific bacteria or groups of bacteria that interfere with the drugs prior to being absorbed. What do you think?

very interesting.

What were the decades of mrna in humans? I understand the animals but he didnt provide a human example.

Interesting and Important

I love this! Working with AST testing for years, I'm happy to see some promising developments in reducing turn around time! One of our biggest complaints from clinicians is how long the test takes and the short stability period of microbiology specimens. I would be interested to see if this could be implemented in the physician offices that usually send to reference labs. With the quick TAT, you could prescribe patients the most effective antibiotics same day.

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Very interesting and innovative method!

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thank you i needed this for my class at #BRCC #BatonRougeCommunityCollege in microbiology we used it for a lab

My dad was a microbiologist for the ADPH for about 25 years. Opossums, bats and raccoons were the most common positive animals he would see. He would test dogs pretty often for rabies after they’d been put down for biting someone, sometimes even puppies. People can be impulsive and reckless

That’s scary 😱

This is why I cringe when I see videos where people interact with wildlife that have a high incidence of rabies. They are totally clueless and don't have any idea of how deadly and contagious it is.

Omg that’s the most terrifying thing.

A young guy died here in British Columbia Canada a few years ago.He was camping and a bat must have just grazed his exposed hand.I live in the forest and used to like to sit out at night but now Im just parsnoid about it.

Jesus Christ loves you! God bless you

All this science, study, and development, but humans are still fighting each other, unfortunately.. I am sad about this

Some dog bit me for some unknow reason in Britain,the owner was scared.I let it go.But that is the first sign.We dont have it here

You can't believe a thing the CDC says they're blatant Liars I live in Oregon I have Lyme disease and I have babesia Duncani

What eXactly is hantavirus, if I may ask please

It should be renamed Nocardia equi.

My college dorms have had bats in them… scary shit

Dogs get vaxed. People get vaxed for it too, regularly and preventatively when bitten.

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That's interesting.