Akiko Iwasaki: The Immunology of Covid and the Future

A leading light in immmunobiology takes us through Long Covid, nasal vaccines, and the next frontier of the field.
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[@thedrunkenchefs4577]

It would be very interesting to hear a discussion between her and Dr. Geert Vanden Bossche.

[@DF-ju4cw]

She is not at the same level as him so ..

[@bunsw2070]

Lol. She's acting like Long Covid comes from Covid. Jibby-Jab more like.

[@philipsmith6212]

T cell production can be stimulated. Check out some of the interviews that Dr Philip McMillan has posted.

[@antheablackmore5838]

Long covid, without vax or with vax in addition , where is the discussion about this? Have you segregated the 2 very different physiologies of these 2 sectors?

[@WillNewcomb]

As a complete layperson a huge thank you to both.

[@KasperSndergaard-ou9tq]

Do you thank them for their lies, their animal torture, or for making money???

[@cindy2418]

Please explain the difference btwn long vaccine and long covid infection. There must be a differnce. And also those who have both long vaccine and covid infection.

[@andrewfinlay5160]

I wonder what she thinks of blood transfusion going forward. Will they try and filter certain proteins and other impurities

[@gwilkins4617]

Research would be much more ahead of where it is now if they took CFS/me over the last 30 years..

[@jakeclarke8706]

This was a really great interview thank you Dr. Topol and Dr. Iwasaki! I see a lot of flack on here. Please ignore it. What you do for science is amazing!

[@angelaadams1517]

Who are you kidding?

[@privateprivate997]

How about Ivermectin?

[@ark194]

Hello! I have been watching you for a long time now, and I'd love to hear about your thoughts about why I am getting sick with covid every 2-6 weeks since I went back to work September 2021. I am struggling financially because I can't keep a job with all of my covid infections. No one has any answers for me and my immune system that is not seeming to work for me. I don notice that after a paxlovid course my long covid seems to get better/I have more energy. TIA. Also, I'd love for you to study me lol. I am actually not far from you in western Mass.

[@marielouisepoland8501]

Why don't you adress the Elephant in the Room???

[@meb3369]

Because they're not delusional like you

[@gregsutter1805]

They might be in to deep in this and do not have eyes to see the data. They are involved in the biggest global medical crime in history. Hid data, coverup, call vaxx injury long covid... Covering your ass makes for bad optics and videos like this will likly be presented at tribunals.

[@marielouisepoland8501]

@@meb3369 or a sheep like you.🤣🤣🤣

[@thomzydervelt5152]

@@meb3369do some study as this information is published and peer reviewed .

[@evenOnZdarkestDay]

If she still playing around with the possible potential of paxlovid 😮 then she just may be on the delusional side😵‍💫 - and if she can't talk about the elephant in the room 🤔 suspect 🤨 ​@@meb3369

[@ocean4659]

Thank you for this interview!

[@meb3369]

Neomycin is highly allergenic, ask any dermatologist. This does not seem like a good solution.

[@robertpagen2770]

She appears to be 😅a compliant tool of the system.

[@mcs5973]

Treating Covid appropriately should be your focus

[@donlimuti8659]

My respect for Yale has just increased !

[@thomzydervelt5152]

Very interesting conversation and shows how this field is developing.

[@104thebigguy6]

Long calamari like blood clots removed by embalmers. These embalmers have never seen these types of clots in their careers. All starting in 2021' A 12 or 14 inch long clot is not uncommon. Question, can a person find out if the have those clots and how to remove them.

[@darvell29scott5]

Great question. Cath Labs All over the country are seeing these artificial clots in the living.

[@patojo10529650]

Formidable conversation .Thank you Dr Topol

[@Richexperience1]

They have been talking about this Paxlovid study for the past 9 months. How long does it take to put together a study where you give Paxlovid to people for one week? Total joke.

[@lauchlanguddy1004]

five mins in, not going to address anything..read comments. all part of the lies and wilful ignorance

[@paneuro1270]

Why go the DEI topic with ending this discussion, which is already controversial? You should have started with “repurposing “ treatments from the start of CVD for early treatment? You also was very biased with mentioning Paxlovid and stressing the vaccine, which has been proven to be harmful especially to the low risk population. Why do you not discuss alternative treatments. We know that Vitamin D was important for our immune system and those who had severe CVD had very low levels of vitamin D. Who are the companies sponsoring all your trials? Please be more transparent.

[@lauchlanguddy1004]

one, she wants a career, two, no money in Vit D, three, she will be banned and censored off U tube... four, has not done the research.

[@dedetudor.]

When are you going to address covid19vaccines injuries? The ones who got covid19 after getting the covid19vaccine? And so on.

[@Turtledove2009]

She is studying that too.

[@dedetudor.]

@@Turtledove2009 somehow I seriously doubt it.

[@lauchlanguddy1004]

shhhhh censorship / banning talk

[@JaceFalcon]

The virus was dangerous for the first time infected, too. You sound pathetic.

[@bunsw2070]

Is she studying the 75% reduction in lymphocytes in the jabbed? Look up "viral sepsis." There are new papers on it. Only the jabbed get it.

[@letsgo6randon]

I thought I might be interested in listening to this video but the first comment caught my eye and thought Id read it followed by a few more then decide whether to watch it. NOPE! I got more out of the comments. Not wasting my time.

[@Analoguedialog]

Gone from concern for patients to self promotion

[@gwilkins4617]

Cfs

[@liuwang2201]

''Believing that black is white, knowing that black is white and forgetting anything of the contrary''-Newspeak Dictionary

[@cynthiam1381]

What pandemic? Call it what it was a pandemic !!!

[@jeanettefurstenburg737]

You lost me at paxlovid (this drug only works while people are taking it)

[@philgwellington6036]

Long COVID or long.. long long so long. .

[@catamircea8885]

The way in which the real discussion is avoided, it shows without a doubt that they started to be very afraid of the "elephant in the room". It is a psychological mechanism to deny a disturbing reality. The psychological phenomenon manifested in this crisis is more interesting than even the medical realities. What a shame that people with so much training are not able to overcome their own phobias!

[@mcs5973]

Lies lies lies

[@mcs5973]

I am fed up with your lies

[@mcs5973]

Stop with the lies

[@user-sj7iw5jw5k]

Who pays you. Where does your pay check come from?

[@mcs5973]

It’s really sad that you keep pushing it. It’s all about money

[@mcs5973]

Why doctors never talked about long chickenpox? Long influenza? Long rotavirus? Stop lying

[@jakeclarke8706]

Your utter lack of immunological knowledge is obvious... Varicella zoster virus, the virus that causes chicken pox, is a DNA virus. This means, it is a chronic infection. It infects neurons and stays in your body for life. Over 95% of the population is chronically infected with this virus. It goes latent in cells but never goes away. How's that for long chickenpox... That's not too mention the illnesses it can causes like shingles and encephalitis while it's hanging out. Rotavirus is an interesting pick being it mainly spreads by entrance of fecal matter to the mouth. It's most common in small children for a reason. You know many adults that put feces in their mouth??? Further, we have a good vaccination program for it in small Childern. Most chronic diseases like long covid, cancer, MS are significantly higher in adults. Children are far less prone to many chronic diseases like these. Their immune systems are different. Rotaviruses are, in nearly ever instance of non-exposed individuals, encountered very early in life. AKA making the chronic aspect much less likely not mentioning the vaccination aspect. It is ironic you mention long influenza. It became much more recognized for to long covid. This article talks exactly about this medicine.wustl.edu/news/long-flu-has-emerged-as-a-consequence-similar-to-long-covid-19/. Further, many other viruses have been implicated in chronic symptoms. EBV has been linked to MS through molecular mimicry of human proteins. It's also been linked to cancers like Hodgkin's disease, Burkitt's lymphoma, nasopharyngeal carcinoma, and many others. Cancers and MS are considered chronic diseases or "long term diseases". The above doesn't include Myalgic encephalomyelitis and chronic fatigue syndrome. This grouping of diseases is often called post viral disease by many clinicians. It is linked to a multitude of viruses and even thought to be linked to some bacterial infections. The whole "it didn't happen to me" thing is not a valid talking point. The lifetime risk of developing cancer is 1 in 4 . The lifetime risk of heart disease is 2 in 5 in men. There's many other diseases like these too. You'll get one, and I bet you'll be happy when they didn't research it enough and you'll think "man I'm glad I stopped medical research" right... People like you heckling researchers to slow medical advancement is happening in all disease fields. I see people pushing to slow cancer research. People pushing to slow cellular regenerative medicines. You are a part of this grouping, remember that.

[@lauchlanguddy1004]

shhhhh, no money in one shot....

[@francescachristy8761]

They exist...