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"Syphilization and its Discontents." I love it !

Interesting that present day works by authors like Andres Resendez contrast these statements of disease and dysentery as cause for epidemics and wide scale loss of life in the colonies and across indigenous communities, in the book he states that disease actually had little affect on mortality, and it was the effect of bondage and slavery that reduced the native populations, I suggest anyone to check out work by Andres Resendez to gain more insight on this claim

Thank you, and i have a question. How to do with the artiicles when I find them?

Interesting!

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Both syphilis and tuberculosis are bacterial diseases right? Not viral/virulent? What caused such an accumulation of both of these outbreaks?

Thank you so much for this upload! Not only was the content great but its rare to see lectures with good audio and video throughout. I really want to get my hands on some of his works now.

Very interesting cousin John! Kathy Tripoulas Chamis

What a wonderful glimpse into ancient Roman life! Dr. Papalas is a such charming story teller. I was captivated by these fascinating vignettes of ancient medical history.

how did you do it can you share with me , thank you

i’m catching on to these workings

So within the first 5 minutes he managed to say That "Egypt was the most advanced civilization IN Medicine"!!!,, "Surpassing Even Babylon" .... But "The Best Of The Egyptians COULD NOT FIX A BROKEN ANKLE"??? But Thank Zues,,,,, That Their was one of many Greeks available That were able to Fix A Broken Ankle........ Peace

thanks!

Beautiful and informative lecture. Thank you!

Fascinating.

What a great guy👍

Glad I didn't go into the next decade without watching this :D

Great! Explaining what the ‘PICO’ system is would be beneficial actually.

Excelente 👍

interesting

This is a great video! In fact, it's so great that it inspired me to make a video about the history of amputation using your sources. Thank you so much!

A very interesting presentation. I now have an entirely new appreciation for the Dutch Masters. Well done!

I believe tesla wanted No cost electricity for everyone. not even going to watch the video for that

wish this had more views I found this so interesting

I have a Max Brodel illustration , if anyone is interested contact me via FB or e mail inneedseeread@gmail.com

Nikola Tesla was always reaching for the ether which Einstein forgot. The secret to finding the ether is high voltage and frequency. end of transmission

Very interesting video about Ikaria's health conditions! Thanks for sharing it!

Thanks. You gave a fascinating talk. I like you casual stile of explaining.

This is Fantastic, thanks for sharing!

Although a lot of good information on Galen is provided in this lecture, I was disturbed to find a lot of modern biases and superstitions prevailing. First of all, there is the modern bias of valuing surgery higher than other forms of medicine, with the implied assumption that surgery is the be all and end all of medical practice. Although Galen's stature as an anatomist and surgeon was unparalleled in his day, he contributed so much more to medicine, in all fields and specialties, like pharmacy, herbal medicine, dietetics, massage, neurology, psychiatry, etc... For the rest of the story on Galen, please visit my website, www.greekmedicine.net.

Who's that funny looking kid in the red shirt?

The animated Jenkins. Perfect!

Haha! So creative. Good editing and stunt falling.

The skull piercings and the security guard make it! Is he your new security guard or another librarian?

That rocks! You did a wonderful job Ask Amy! I like the pop up bubbles and the fact that he shot himself in the eye with the book scanner!

This is a great video. I'm very impressed with the quality and scripting.