My grandparents are suffering from corona and my grandpa is in a danger zone. Your prayers would mean a lot to me and my family. Please pray for both of them for a quick recovery. I love you all.... Im depressed ;(
Thank you for being one of the few channels that actually show what happens. It's nearly been a year and I never found a single video that explained this. Not to mention the organizations didnt help either. Telling us the symptoms but How which is pretty important. Why experts never made a video is beyond me.
This seems so scary and worrying. I saw videos of people who had covid, they could not breath well and I just felt so bad for them. This is a time where people should continue to be safe and continue to be cautious over time. My condolences go out to all those who have been affected by this virus.
Questions: 1) How long can you reuse face masks (standard blue white surgical masks from hospitals) and gloves before you need to dispose them? This is coming from someone that only opens the door for mail and only goes out for grocery about once every 2-3 weeks. 2) Do you need to wipe down door handles/surfaces prone to touching, to kill possible potential viruses? 3) Does the virus "expire" if left on surfaces for a prolonged period of time? If so how long? Commenters please upvote comments with questions so people asking similar questions can see them more readily
Some quick answers: 1) Cloth masks can and should be washed after each use, either in the washing machine or by hand washing. Surgical masks aren't designed to be reused after a session of use, but if you have to reuse one, the best option would be to leave it stored in a container for 72 hours to help it dry and inactivate any viral particles. (Source: www.google.com/amp/s/www.allure.com/story/how-to-reuse-throw-away-surgical-mask-n95-cloth-face-covering/amp) 3) Early studies have shown that a detectable amount of virus particles can stay on some surfaces from a number of hours to even days. Remember though that the number of viable virus particles decays rapidly the longer it's outside of a host, and the likelihood of any one person getting sick is dependent on if the amount of the active virus overwhelms the immune system. We don't know that infection threshold though, so better to excercise caution and wipe down frequently touched surfaces, especially if you live with many people or essential workers who have to go out. Source: www.healthline.com/health/how-long-does-coronavirus-last-on-surfaces#different-surfaces Why you should wear masks (and how to use them): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-P27HRClMf2U.html CDC's cleaning guide on disinfecting your home: www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/cleaning-disinfection.html It's good to do your own research and find out the most recent recommendations to follow. We can get through this together, stay safe guys!
My dad passed away by this evil virus....very very very very dangerous....😭 He couldn't able to breathe ...at final stage.😭😭😭😭 I lost my dad..😭😭😭 miss u dad
For vaping, likely yes as it does use small water vapor and aerosolized oils. It wouldn't really increase the distance aside from the user trying to project it further, it would definitely increase the time that it lasts in the air and on surfaces, however, as the humidity would be far higher. I'm not to sure about the smoking as the heat might damage the oil shell of the virus, but if it could survive this heat then definitely.
The problem seems to lay within the specific material of the mask and utilizing it properly. For example, it must be over the nose. I've seen folks just pull it down so the nose is not covered. Useless. And then when you touch your face with your hands even when masked. It defeats the purpose of the mask when you do that because the virus can enter via the eyes.
The short answer is that they're not THAT great at protecting you, but they are indeed better than nothing according to randomised control trials and observational studies, with cloth masks being the worst and medical-grade masks being best. With that said, you have to wear them properly or not at all, and the safest measure is still remaining in isolation. www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.04.01.20049528v1
There was a post in imgur and I think on reddit that show the effectiveness of all masks when sprayed with water (sneeze test). Only the standard surgical masks from hospitals and the heavy duty N95 masks acted as a barrier stopping any water droplets going through, all the self made ones failed to prevent it. The downside to the standard masks is how it doesn't fully close off openings to the mouth and nose with every inhale/exhale, whereas the N95 is made in such a way that it fully conforms to the mouth and nose -preventing openings, and could be oven baked to kill off potential viruses thus making N95 reusable.
Spectacular job, Deep Look! As a fellow Deep Peep, I truly commend you on your continuous work. Science is about discovery, knowledge and wonder. :) You/The Team inspire all three. Oh! And thank you for giving your sources. Really important, especially as we continue to move forward as a species. Really enjoyed this video, was truly informal... and as a virology/bacteriology/immunology nerd I truly TRULY enjoyed the pictures and art of what the SARS COV-2 virus does to our body and the routes(s) of transmission.
Do the months from July to December even exist if there're no humans left to continue our social construct of a calendar? (Jokes aside things are going to get better, don't let all this harm your mental health too much. Keeping safe is the number 1 priority but everyone also has to try to take care of their mental health too, so that we don't fall into depression/despair).
@@ramu992 part of the problem is that while there are super common symptoms such as the respiratory issues, we're still learning the less common ones (just like other diseases can have rare symptoms but we've been able to study the common cold for decades so we already know most of them, or how medications can have rarer side effects but we do clinical trials to try to find them). Also people can have just the rare symptoms like loss of sense of taste, or be completely asymptomatic (not even a fever) and still be a contagious carrier of the virus. It's best to assume you're infected and that everyone else is infected and that you're not and that they're not but you are... you get the idea. You have to treat it as though you could spread it and thus take precautions to not do so, but also imagine that you could catch it from even asymptomatic people and thus take that set of precautions as well. This possible lack of symptoms is one of the reasons why testing (and the shortage of tests) is such an issue. We're all in this together, and every single person who wears a mask and washes their hands frequently and avoids touching their face ect makes an important difference! I hope this helps answer your question. I still would like to see a video on all the symptoms we know of so far, but it's important to realize that it could do more harm than good if people think they *know* how to identify symptoms and so feel certain that they can stop wearing a mask if they don't have the symptoms, or stop social distancing with people who don't have the symptoms, precisely because that doesn't mean they don't have it.
That's scary but also enlightening to know precisely what happened to me 3 years ago. I still have lung scars due coronavirus, but thanks to a miracle I survived.
I've been waiting from Deep Look for this video. Now I can share it with my family and friend since it's easier to describe using this video. Thanks a lot for your hard work guys. Btw I miss Laura narrates. 😄
That's the thing, it's very hard to tell because symptoms are ranging from those similar to common cold to common flu. The only way to tell is through genetic stesting (100% confrimation). Privatley, you should keep monitoring your body temp, high fever may be a warning sign and that's when you go to the hospital and even then, they will test you for Covid, simply because you cannot tell through symptoms.
I just love watching your videos which gives me a brief knowledge about small world around me . Thank you for your effort. I wanted to know if you have your merch as I was wishing to have a Tee with deep look logo on it.😄☺️. I'm loving it, keep it up.
This proves that no matter how advanced humanity is, there will always be something out there threatening to destroy it or at the very least cripple it..
Random fact: Cold showers have more health benefits than hot or warm showers. These include improving circulation, stimulating weight loss, and easing depression. -SciFacts
I've heard warmer water is more effective at fighting the corona virus. May want to take those cold showers after a vaccine is developed if you take very quick showers.
I've noticed a trend of pronouncing "alveolus" like "al-VEEL-us" (and alveoli as "al-VEEL-aye"). WHY? that's very puzzling to me. There's clearly an O there....
One last thing: I am thinking forward to have a new Deep Look channel where we can actually know about the science behind GENETIC ENGINEERING, VACCINE MAKING , DRUG MANUFACTURING and what not. So that just like pbs space time we can actually discuss or share new inventions or theories on THE LIFE ON EARTH. THERE ARE A LOT OF THINGS THAT DEEP LOOK CAN INCLUDE TO TEACH US THE IMPORTANCE OF BIOLOGY AND OTHER RELATED MEDICAL SCIENCE AS MACHINES WOULDN'T BE ABLE TO CONTINUE THE HUMAN RACE.... wel I've gone to far but it's an idea so ;-) I'm sorry if you find my comments annoying as I have already posted several comments....
We have no idea that this virus even came from a bat. It's a common misconception that people like to think bats cause every disease there is. And virus' do not need mankind to exist. Did you listen to the video? They've been around before even plants.
Omgggg u guys did it!!! I’m so happy and satisfied, u really listen to ur viewers! I believe this will win an award as well ♥️ so glad u guys have done this video 🙏🏼♥️
This is an illustrative description of what could possibly happen to a very limited number of people. Thankfully, the vast majority of humans don’t have an explosive immune response from SARS-CoV 2, causing ARDS. This is important and primary information.
Thank you for this easy to understand and informational video. I knew this information but the way the information is portrayed in the video is very clear and organized
Coming from someone who's had it before. It is rather concerning. Often times it was a bit uncomfortable to breath. But treat it as you would any other illness. Lots of rest and water. Increase vitamin intake as well. Eat lot of immune system boosting foods. Acetaminophen is helpful to maintain the coughs. I was very scared when I tested positive especially since I have asthma but just use common sense and fight it off you would any viral infection. I've since come back negative and am very grateful things didn't take a nasty turn. If you start feeling a scratchy, dry, mildly burning sensation in the back of your sinuses when you take a deep breath it's a good idea to get tested. It was a big tell for me.
