From the wings to center stage: How inflammation triggers a multitude of diseases - Longwood Seminar

Streamed live on April 18, 2017
Inflammation is one of the body’s first lines of defense against disease. But there is growing evidence that chronic or acute inflammation can fuel the development of a range of chronic ailments, including autoimmune diseases, neurodegenerative conditions, heart and metabolic diseases and more. In this seminar, Harvard Medical School researchers and clinicians explore the connection between inflammation and chronic diseases, and what can be done to reduce the risks.
Speakers: Diane Mathis, PhD, Filip Swirski, PhD, Beth Stevens, PhD, and Steve Shoelson, PhD
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[@daniellealicia95]

Starts at 6:00 minutes

[@dr.diegomaier]

Eu adorei seu vídeo. Agradeço muito pela dedicação que você coloca nesses conteúdos! Eu sou apaixonado por temas relacionados à saúde. Efetivamente, eu trabalho com telemedicina, oferecendo consultas em todo o Brasil!!! Continue postando!!

[@lisahagan5589]

Some of the comments from people are so rude! If it bothers you so much, move on! No one is forcing you to stay until the end.

[@sarahbober2752]

Great presentation. I found the first speakers overwhelming use of the word “uh” very distracting. Maybe she was nervous. She shouldn’t be. She’s quite intelligent. I wish more academics were trained on how to teach and speak publicly.

[@jacksteel6590]

@John Smith I think Sarah just "expects" more from "high dollar" "ivy league university" caliber "experts". I mean she "expects" to be wowed. Don't you think that's a reasonable expectation?

[@cyama8679]

Thank you for sharing

[@Root-uno6nw]

I know that that leukocytes are made in the bone marrow, but what is the underlaying mechanism or biochemical process that forms these leukocytes in the first place.

[@garymaccalla5881]

all the animals food will meet in the body disease many names break law from human beign from fruits and vegatabled health aid to the food animals.

[@bencyber8595]

1:10:00 high light of this ...

[@Akshithaa974]

Inflammation is easy to fix. Great video.

[@InfiniteUniverse88]

Sugars and carbohydrates are the main culprit of inflammatory diseases.

[@clothestravel]

InfiniteUniverse88 you’re only half right. Carbohydrates are necessary, as they are our body’s main fuel source, and many of the healthiest foods on the planet - think lentils, fruits, and vegetables - are also carbohydrate sources.

[@prime5816]

InfiniteUniverse88 processed carbs,sugar,diary,coffee Main culprit:gluten

[@gipgap4]

@@clothestravel yes, in all those blue zones where life expectancy is the highest, their diet is at least 75% carbohydrate. Sweet potatoes, yams, rice etc.

[@sayginyasar]

uh uh is the first reason of my inflamation today, very hard to concentrate felt pity for the kids please get atutor for presentations never too late to change this minor problem. Very informative but god its extremely distracting..

[@hazeltay1342]

They may be intelligent indeed. No doubt. Not come to public speaking though. Human after all

[@luvlabso130]

Obesity and being overweight is the greatest risk of inflammation How do you become obese overweight? Eating plenty of meat and dairy and sugar salt

[@biggyboris5540]

insulin resistance my dude not meat, dairy and salt

[@jeffypaulina6089]

@@biggyboris5540 meat is insulinogenic.

[@biggyboris5540]

@@jeffypaulina6089 compared to what?

[@jeffypaulina6089]

@@biggyboris5540 not meat lol / a whole-food, plant-based diet.

[@sabrinahines3567]

Not to be rude but she uses uh way to much and is making it way to hard to understand what she is explaining.

[@louiselaws7909]

Uh or um causes uncomfortable noise during the mental thought process for the listener. 😣

[@user-io9gj1or7w]

“Uh”

[@markfrank0924]

A dumb title that says nothing about what is talked about. Make the introduction and sit down; my goodness, it is important to get to the point if you intend to out things on the Internet. You only have a couple of minutes, and the opportunity is lost. Whoever posted this should have edited it beforehand.

[@garymaccalla5881]

god science to the human beign uses the plant food aid alike magic power and cure

[@gwho]

jesus christ, i put this lady on x2 speed and she STILL talks slow.

[@christinamacneal4107]

No reason to..why..'take Our Lord's name in vain.'

[@hazeltay1342]

Er... Er... Er.... Er... That's the reason🤭

[@garymaccalla5881]

everyone need dream and delicious in buffalo wings better way all fruits and vegatables too much , will lock up and cancer add disease different names 90% in one month then one time advantage to the protein life, wont get the disease and arrive 100 years old

[@claudemonet992]

“Uh” too much , very distracting.

[@garymaccalla5881]

jesus christ bible story for fishes and bread its law break on human disease from fish and bread . where jesus christ is stand up with fruits and vegatables bible.

[@robertschrum5496]

Sounds like a presentation for third graders

[@sugitox9864]

Uhh.. Uhh.. For God's sake, get some speech therapy!

[@damedesmontagnes]

It's anxiety. Comments like yours aren't going to help with that!

[@sugitox9864]

@damedesmontagnes - It's bad habit! A mannerism. Of course my comment can help! If she takes my advice, and gets speech therapy, the THERAPY will help! If a professor can't address an audience, that's a lack of education as bad as a professor who can't do mathematics! Sloppy! And what empathy have you for her poor students who have to listen to that torture?

[@gracehagan1869]

Sugito x I had no idea there was such therapy? Toastmasters? What is it?

[@larissahe9822]

For God’s sake, get some manners! ;) Your comment is very rude. She’s the first speaker and in front of a large audience. I doubt that you would be more confident.

[@paulmcelroy9959]

Ah,soul.

[@maryruggere8146]

If the speakers are meant to be educators of the world, they should first learn how to speak and communicate properly. Uh, yeah..Ineffective communicators should not be allowed to teach on this level. If Harvard authors have ghost writers, perhaps presenters should be ghost speakers

[@paulmcelroy9959]

Nasty

[@robertschrum5496]

Sounds like a presentation for third graders