Global Health: Crash Course Public Health #9

Disease doesn’t care about national borders. The pathogen hopping the red eye from Berlin to Boston doesn’t need a passport. So, in order to be proactive about protecting our health, we need to think globally. In this episode of Crash Course Public Health, we’re traveling around the world to look struggles and triumphs of public health on a global scale.
Chapters:
Introduction to Global Health 00:00
The WHO 2:15
Communicable Disease 3:26
Non-communicable Disease 6:11
Foreign Aid 8:33
Economic Inequality 11:57
Review & Credits 14:18
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[@megjuneau]

As a Global Health advisor at a University, this is very helpful in explaining what it is to our students!

[@roronoazoro2653]

We are blessed to have crash course which provides more information than our school does! Thank you for enlightening our brains!

[@taragonleaf8005]

giving away food or low cost food has been proven to destroy local industries that can't compete. One of the greatest ways to slow a nation's development.

[@Davlavi]

This channel deserves way more views. Keep up the great videos.🙏🙏

[@MatthewNewman]

Why'd you use the Caduceus instead of the Rod of Asclepius in the thumbnail?

[@lollypawps3396]

Because the caduceus is improperly used in America instead of the rod of Asclepius. Why? No idea but we can speculate. The caduceus is a spiritual symbol for awakening or wisdom, it is the same symbol used for kundalini and the chakras. Ancient and modern alchemists worship Hermes along with the emerald tablet. Either an ignorant accident by medical intellectuals or a deliberate identification with this symbol over the other. Also the caduceus is also a symbol of commerce; befitting of American healthcare.

[@drsrwise]

Came to say this. Seems like Crash Course could help with that education.

[@crashcourse]

Welp. You are correct -- we definitely used the wrong staff in the thumbnail. Thanks for pointing this out Matthew! We've updated this but it may take a bit to show up in your browser. - brandon

[@lakrids-pibe]

I'm so old I have a scar from my smallpox vaccination.

[@FakeBlocks]

Thanks, this will help in my Health and Hygiene exam Last left before graduation

[@prafulchauhan6114]

great that this video emphasizes on systemic issues behind bad healthcare,like even high income like us has healthcare problem because of their systemic healthcare problem or ignorance of it's essentialness.

[@spkhmernewcover1223]

such as: B. Even high-income people like us have health problems because of their systemic health problems or ignorance of the need.

[@richakhandelwal9710]

amazing mam , thorough research and message of oneness , belongings , we say here in INDIA "VASUDHAIVA KUTUMBAKAM " the world is our family .

[@anttibjorklund1869]

"Health is a human right". [American] conservatives: lolwut.

[@gailaltschwager7377]

Thank you!

[@rjrgjr]

Getting thru that Haiti portion w/o using the word "imperialism" or "neo-colonialism" was a choice lol.

[@rexappleby4731]

Or slavery

[@shiftit6133]

So, informative! You have a new subscriber!

[@dianet3994]

thank you so much for talking about Haiti. their resources were consistently stolen. 😥

[@josephsarra4320]

At 9:00-10:00 of the video, if you want a simple explanation, look up "Why did Haiti and the Dominican Republic Break Up?" by History Matters. It's simple and gets straight to the point, I hope it helps.

[@phlezktravels]

Cheers

[@peterwatkins671]

How does the WHO feel about Taiwan joining?

[@thealienhiker340]

Thank you for changing the thumbnail!

[@God-ld6ll]

The only nation and self there is, is the universe and beyond

[@EuropeanQoheleth]

That doesn't make any sense.

[@DrKeroro]

Shakira Shakiraaaaaa Edit: I think I hallucinated the Whenever Wherever reference...

[@raftaarunited804]

We indian Hindus believe in vasudevam khutumbham ... Whole world is our family...🇮🇳🧡🚩👑

[@kuntamdc]

Of all the CC series this one seems like it's more geared toward children ... that's just me though .

[@MrTwenty20video]

✔☺

[@melis4820]

Why $

[@electricsuitbatman]

If you want to sell your social credits or carbon credits in Canada you can buy health credits but at a 10% green charge.

[@EuropeanQoheleth]

Enough of that conspiracy theory rubbish.

[@chase3488]

first yes

[@janstaniszewski9488]

let's go, first comment

[@adityaln9361]

1

[@flatrock79]

First!

[@michaelmayhem350]

This series propagates the myth that the USA has Healthcare.

[@Mr_Wallet]

If "global health" includes an emphasis on eliminating health equity gaps in gender, then necessarily, "national/regional/local health" must _de-_ emphasize eliminating health equity gaps in gender. Otherwise that wouldn't be part of the explanation of the term "global health", since the gender distribution is notably homogenous globally (unlike e.g. income). Of course, this is absurd, and we should be concerned with gender inequity at _all_ levels of geographic scope; I'm just pointing out the absurdity of being so married to an agenda that you need to shove that agenda into definitions of terms willy-nilly so that they become less meaningful, and therefore less useful for scientific discourse. You're doing students a disservice by broadening specific topics into a soup of things that sound morally good, instead of having terms clearly defined by what they both include and exclude.