Respiratory Viruses - Treatment and Prevention

[@rawdonwaller]

I think this is a VERY good example of an engaging lecture. For instance, I appreciated the way you introduced an epidemiologic aspect (4 million deaths) in a way that 'flowed' with the presentation (as opposed to the usual epidemiology-pathophys-symptoms/signs-investigations-mgmt script); and the way you signposted poor antibiotic prescribing, among several other topics you covered. Reference to these and other topics didn't feel 'forced', which is rare for YT educational content. I also think this was very well-constructed in terms of sequence or narrative. And: no condescending tone (unlike other YT lectures)!

[@KrisAmos]

Two questions: 1. If viral transmission through droplets can colonize on clothes.....why do we encourage people to cough or sneeze in their sleeve?? 2. When a asymptomatic person is viral shedding, for respiratory infections specifically, can this shedding occur through perspiration as well?

[@mirelapale2544]

Very good

[@mohammedrafi4106]

sir your videos are very good. what software are using to teach and write?....so i could make notes in that for myself

[@cjmars212]

I have heard that some things have anti viral properties and can help, e. g. Increase vitamin c supplement and honey, do you know much about whether its proven and the science behind it?? Best wishes

[@danyg475]

Bro said causing autism 😭😭😭 thank you for the video it was really helpful !