The SUPERBUG and that pesky antibiotic resistance
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- This is superb! Or maybe not that much.
Facebook: / elsevet
More info:
From the WHO:
www.who.int/ne...
C. Lee Ventola: The antibiotic resistance crisis:
www.ncbi.nlm.n...
Dutch data from 2018:
bit.ly/2khFqiZ
Special thanks to Ákos Jerzsele, Éva Sebestyén and Deirdre Ashdown!
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Music:
„Thief in the Night”, „Breakdown”, „Epic Unease”, „Final Count”, „Blue Ska”, „Americana”
by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
licensed under: Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0
"Abstract Anxiety" by Kevin MacLeod (freepd.com)
licensed under: Creative Commons: Zero 1.0
Sound effects:
freesound.org (Creative Commons: Zero 1.0)
plus my own voice and body parts
I really appreciate you discussing the potential competitive disadvantages of resistance, something media usually overlooks.
I know this may be outside your specialty, but I'd love to see an infectious disease tier list.
I know, right? Fitness trade-offs are rarely mentioned. (To be frank, some resistance types, such as target site alterations, don't have that much of a fitness cost.)
@@elsevetchannel but ones like NDM1 are rather energy intensive
I know yoy recommend a vet or doctor exam and i have tried with delusional parasistos given as a diagnosis. Im to embarrass ed to try again ,but believe me, this is real. Something infested me in a house i lived in last year. There was mold present and before i bombed repeatedly,there was a huge flea problem. After i bombed i kept feeling something jump onto my skin and then a crawling sensation.i couldnt see anything so i donned swimming goggles and slathered vasilene obto my exposed skin. Lo and behold i was being attacked by very small clear what i would say were worms. Ww lived upstairs in the huge 150 year old home with the first floor being remodled at that time.i was generaly the only one diwn there ,on the first floor ,which was where i noticed the attackig worm.shortly afterwards i began to feel my skin get a bumpy waxed feeling, crawling sensation ovee my whole body,blurred vision.i swear my brow line changed and my eyebrows begain to feel alive with movement. Painful ulcerstions went down my arms seeming to follow my veins into my handsending at my fingertips. I noticed 5 or 6 little pinholes on each fingertip. Little black specks begain to appear in my bath water and to date ive collected specimans of these ...bugs? If i put off on it kills the oned on my skin but if i put things such as peroxide on my self and scrub, black bugs come out of my skin in mass.my chin and neck aa well as my nasal cavity are infested and ive expelled very odd eggsack like things from blowing my
nose.who do i contact and visit that will not blow me off as crazy before theyve given me a chance to prove my case
@@elsevetchannel Can you do a video about measles?
I shared this with my friends really a wonderful video ....i love u guys ...keep doing this
Deep down I miss the expletives but at least I can show it in my class :)
Amazing content. Soothing voice, interesting animations, easy to understand. Thanks for this video!
I noticed you have two new uploads on your hungarian channel. i can't wait for them to be translated and put it on here. keep up the great work.
I never realized that Hungarian English accents exist until I heard you talk...this is exactly how I sound when I take calls at work...
How you weren't aware of "Hunglish" existence. LOL XD For me is super easy to spot.
BTW his accent not even that hardcore as far as I'm concerned. Anyways both channel is awesome. :)
@@annaszekely3013 Well, I try to sound as un-Hungarian as possible. This is how far I can get with it. 😀
@@elsevetchannel I hope you don't get it as an insult, wasn't my intention. Love your videos.💚 Incredibly well done, represent the highest quality on CZcams. Hope both channels gonna grow even further and get as much views as deserved. Plus it's super nice form you to translate all this. I have a feeling a little bit more people speak English than Hungarian. (so suspicious... 🤔😅)
Woah, only 400 hundred views but people like tierzoo and its okay to be smart are commenting
I know, it's surreal. 🙃
The animation makes it really easy to understand the concept! Great video!
Very informative, funny and some great illustrations! Thanks for helping me get through Microbiology!
This channel should be as famous as Kurzgesagt
Ikr
The bedpans of typhoid fever patients really cracked me up.
xD
I really like your older videos, but this new more colorful style is definitely an improvement nonetheless
Noway, else vet has a vid!
Great video
I don’t know why but I feel that your videos are like the future. This is what our education should look like. 👍
Remember your body needs bacteria for proper digestion and elimination of bad bacteria. In other words after you take antibiotic make sure you replace those good bacteria you lose with foods such-as Kifr. If you have common poor digestion you should help your body replace those good bacteria.
That might be the only benefit of drug resistance; since beneficial bacteria are affected by antibiotics as well, they have a chance to become multiresistant in the same process as pathogenic bacteria. In that case that's a good thing because you'll lose far less gut flora than in the past with antibiotic use if they can't be killed by it. But then there's no point in taking the antibiotic if the pathogen is just as if not more resistant as well...
Best video yet! Are you thinking of spreading out of strictly veterinary topics for your videos? Do you have a second channel in the works?
Thanks!
I have covered non-veterinary topics before such as DNA, mutation, evolution and the comparison of viruses and bacteria, so this video isn't really an odd-one-out. As for a second channel... This IS my second channel with my first being its Hungarian version Zállatorvos. I'm more active over there and seing how I tend to neglect this one, I don't think a third one would be a good idea.🙂
@@elsevetchannel I wish I spoke hungarianese!
This video should have more than million views.
Hi Zállatorvos! ... I mean Else-Vet ...
Kálmán is better then Bob!
Beveszek egy kis Kálmánt. :)
You know him irl?
10:38 That's actually a really scary thought that I might be living in a world where multidrug resistant bacteria are a more common cause of death than cancer from 47 years of age onwards...
Cool like always
Amazing video
Is there a similar awesome channel for regular human diseases than pets only ? Things like Corona virus ...
Although I do accept some videos such as this one are helpful for all ...
Bacteriophage is our hope.
It is good
you deserve way more
How imporant are normal microflora in combating antibiotic resistant superbugs?
Do you have an IG? I love your videos!
Make more please!!
Hope & WISH you will do a Video about TREATMENTS for, one of the WORST 😠 CONDITIONS that torture both DOGS 🐶 🐕, CATS🐱 🐈 & their humans..Candida Albicans & other Yeast overgrowths, maybe Ear mites too?
Fungi, Yeasts in the EARS 👂 & Skin are so common & difficult to treat. We all suffer when our pets suffer w Antibiotic resistant organisms. Thanks🙏 so much
A féligaz meséből is lesz angol videó?
THERE IS NO DISLIKE !!
Now I really want to leak ice cream from the palate of a bear!
BACTOPHAGES! We need to be funding the research and incentivizing pharmaceutical companies to produce (Russia has been controlling bacterial infections with them for decades)! LOVE this video. Thank you guys :)
On Elsevet's main channel (hungarian) he has a video of Bacteriophages
It appears that antibiotics may not be the most effective when only one type is taken. Say if the bacterium that is unaffected by one antibiotic encounters another type that it poses no resistance against, then the bacterium that would otherwise be survive the course of one antibiotic could not multiply to create equally resistant clones. Of course, this advice isn't followed back then, even now to be frank, because of the lack of understanding that resistance can develops due to reasons mentioned in this video.
So why aren't we producing new antibiotics? Well, it's mainly a question of cost and the range of bacteria that the new antibiotic can extinguish. The problem with antibiotics today is that they only target specific bacteria. This may not seem like a problem but if the drug only treats the small percentage of people who have this specific disease, not much money can be made from it. Also, drugs are EXPENSIVE to make, with new vaccines clocking in at around 1 billion to produce and screen for efficacy and side effects. Pharmaceutical companies aren't going to be searching for new antibiotics anytime soon. This same problem also exists with bacteriophages by the way, one reason that it isn't used by the western world right now.
But if course, soon the urgency in finding new antibiotics will grow to become more of a priority as antibiotic resistance and cause outbreaks that are predicted to kill more people than cancer by 2050. We can only hope we have learned out lessons already. Stay safe everyone.
Wow that's my country's currency... And it's damn true fact btw
All my homies use bacteriophage
I love the fact tht u included black ppl in the animations/illustrations....😊
Who the hell disliked it.
The superbugs
#Zállatorvos