What Does Malaria Do to the Human Body?

Honestly the devs should make mosquitoes a bit larger and slower so it'd be easier to kill

I'm a medstud from asia and the answer of why malaria so hard to eradicate, actually more related to the mosquitoes than the abilities of plasmodium to change protein marker. Especially in humid area in most of the lower hemisphere like south east asia and most of south part africa, its become mosquito endemic place due to geographical factor. How on earth you eradicate the mosquito without also eradicate ecosystem there. So most of us medstud that will be work in endemic area of mosquito just prepare to treat the patient with purpose of destroy and suppress the cycle life of plasmodium in human body. FYI most of people that live in endemic malaria area already exposed and some infected by malaria but doesn't show any symptoms whatsoever

If there's a symbiotic relationship between mosquitoes and humans, why not just genetically modify the mosquitoes so that they don't get infected? Wouldn't that stop the cycle?

It's a me MALARIO

Does the parasite display an infinite amount of protein masks, or do they often display the same ones over time? For example, I'd be looking for repetitiveness of the results and then once a computer can learn and log all the versions of it's masks, maybe there would be a way to teach the lymphocytes to have a preemptive attack. I don't know much about how this science works, but I would assume someone has already thought of this and hit a barrier of some sort. I have a feeling this is one of those things an AI is going to help solve.

Come on immune system! I guess if you want something done right you have to do it yourself.

As a nurse, seeing ungloved hands performing an injection at 4:01 makes me cringe hard.

@2:23 "jokes on you, biiitch" = Sickle Cell

Malhairia - bad hair day. For some people is a crippling disease.

It's amazing how an organism without a brain can grow and adapt

Can you guys do an episode about dengue ?? That is also interesting

Good video

She needed subtitles imo

can you do a similar video to other diseases or cancers it would be interesting

My god I was just researching malaria yesterday, the coincidence lol

Good title.

Do an episode on ME/CFS

they should make an episode about eastern equine ensephilitis [EEEV]

I wonder if sickle cell patients could find any relief from their pain if a mutated version of the parasite that carries the proteins was introduced to their body.

Am i tje only person in the planet that when I hear the word "suck" i think something dirty LOL😂