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very inspiring speech, this is really good for study
gadionson1 2 months ago
fuck malarias. shame on our white blood cells.
chltmdwp 1 year ago
im scared....can you please tell me if that stupid mosquito is in australia or japan?
purse6 1 year ago
Great video mike!!!
that'll help me heaps with my biology assessment..
thenapster22 2 years ago
Depending on which videos you watch, anywhere between 1 million people are dying a year to 3 million. Thats a huge difference. So which is it?
dahoss65 3 years ago
Dr. Patarroyo a.k.a. "the bestiality doctor" is well known for performing lust and extravaganza rituals with aotus monkeys. The "doctor" has killed as many as 76 endangered monkeys in lieu of his "malaria experiments", most of them after being beaten, harrased and mutilated only to satisfy Patarroyos' greed. peta dot org
arrechavengo 4 years ago
I need help im doing this for my school presentation, Whats the symptoms for malaria? this is my question and what could treat severe Malaria?
emiilyxk 4 years ago
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When I was involved in malaria control, I also propagated the widespread use of the larva-eating fish, Gambusia, for extensive dissemination in the large bodies of water in the catchment areas. Not only did I personally go to the mountains; I also went to the depths of the region in spreading the fish. The fish not only ate the larvae of the mosquitoes (of all species, including Anopheles), the adult fish were also quite nutritious when eaten by the malnourished children.
Arthur Jaucian MD
drjaucian 4 years ago
You son't mention the use of the fish, Talapia, in mosquito control. Effective?
humanist7117 4 years ago
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lol
while we're at it, let's cure aids and even the common cold.
lOl if it was possible.. it would be done.
mountebank1 4 years ago
Only a few decades ago there where more than 100,000 malaria cases per year in Mexico, and thousands of deaths. After effective anti-malaria programs, now there are about 2,000 cases per year, and the last death was recorded in 1982. So yes, it CAN be done.
zerge69 4 years ago 3
That's exactly what we should do. Trying to erradicate and prevent malaria instead of threating the symptoms. I'm also very pleased to hear that people finally have started to react on the economical effects of diseases. For example: malaria costs sub-saharan Africa 12 billion dollars a year(estimate). It's a vicious cycle you have potential, but you get ill from time to time and therefore can't develop to your full potential.
johnmiddlejohn 5 years ago
We had the cure, but the onset of the environmental movement shut that down. Now things are different, we no longer have to put up with those pesky scientists. We just make shit up and our highly educated public believes it.
sundog47 4 years ago