Cellular Adaptation to Stress

[@patriciacampbell3884]

"Organic, Not the rip off section at the grocery store!" hahaha. Thanks, your videos are a tremendous help!!

[@JGood620]

And the proctologist comment! LOL!

[@christopherjosuelopezgradi5367]

I like the way you explain everything, thank you so much!

[@luyanrayayang8498]

I will go to my nursing program this August and enjoy all pathophysiology videos you posted!❤❤❤

[@navidmohammmadpour3751]

Thank you very much for posting these lectures, They are very informative and easy to understand. I major in nursing, and your Patho lectures have helped me a lot.

[@cibok981]

Nice video , good explanation , even nowadays is a rare thing .11 years later)

[@ilovesummer32]

Really good real life examples! Thank you!

[@marloreese8008]

Thank you for this lecture. Your example of the "prevalence" of AIDS is NOT 18%, more like 2%.

[@FuuuhQ2]

Thanks for uploading these lectures of yours. They're very helpful as refreshers, or at the very least, enlightening and fascinating.

[@josephnattyboh5525]

excellent video. great way to relate the terminology to real life

[@olenabada1945]

Once again, THANK YOU!

[@_user17000]

Aaron Mullally how can reach you

[@inhabitantofearth]

When you mentioned the cilia "waking up" once a person stop smoking, did you mean they were destroyed but grew back, or were they just laying flat and spiked back up once the person stopped smoking?

[@suzyheugly8497]

Again Thank you for this video!! Very helpful!

[@JudahMaccabee_]

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!

[@JennChungify]

Your so funny! Great video :) Thanks

[@suzyheugly8497]

IloveDaniify I actually prefer the term Atrophy instead of Hypotrophy or Hypoplasia. I wouldn't necessarily say that they are more correct. Maybe you need to think about doing your OWN videos instead of giving input that is senseless.