Covid-19 Medical Anthropology Final

Hello. My name is john Connor Sherman.

And this is my final presentation on an anthropological approach.

Covid 19.

What is COVID 9?

COVID-19 or coronavirus is a respiratory targeting RNA virus.

Tax your lungs and respiratory system hard to breathe now

spikes your metabolism, causing more drought.

Also be hard to breathe with these symptoms bearing rules

as if somebody has a previous illness.

Coronavirus is much more likely react.

Prezi Yes.

Make it 10 times worse.

The 19 has been involved in more than 2.9 million

deaths across the world, making it one of the worst

medical epidemic venice blue for influenza outbreak in 19 killed

over 50 million people worldwide because of this.

Um the world was thrown into a massive ability and

their social in political.

Yeah, let's talk about what medical anthropology.

So I've read a lot of articles from anthro source

sources. What I've come across a lot is people have

found much higher death rate infection rates, communities that are

predominantly black color rather than the white counterparts.

This is, this is just due to um.

Yes, another article I found, talking about medical anthropology right

19 talked about third space.

Third spaces are areas you would go between home and

work that are in public but can also be semi

private where you can go to strengthen your community ties.

Examples of their faces are Jim's malls, restaurants, bars, you

name it.

It's just it's areas where you can build ties community

and also reinforce well these are extremely necessary in our

day to day lives And yeah, one of the things

nobody was really ready for, ready to lose when covid

night hit.

And I think that's why it also caused so much.

Right, wow.

We just lost our third hours.

Yeah. Other articles talking about the social instability in the

U. S.

one by Gaz near.

Oh, ya resume.

I hope I'm saying that right.

She talks about the social instability and political instability that

happened in the US.

As before the coronavirus was here.

We were already gaining momentum in our black lives Matter

movements and our anti movement.

And when COVID-19 it seemed to just ignite those two

movements again and yes skyrocketing social instability in the U.

S. Causing more men.

Uh huh.

Really some findings that I've found over the course this

semester in this class.

I'm going to go over what I've found during three

photo voice free kind of talked about what I figured

out. Applied to my topic.

The photo voice assignment climate where I was two turn

in a couple of photos.

I would take myself of how my community was affected

or the relationship between my community.

Yeah. Help.

This really was great assignment for me to find out

how my community.

Yeah. Right.

Right. Um as you know, I was readings on it

and other places new york and la.

But I really never had for me on what los

cruces being affected or how they are.

Bye. That assignment really cleared up a lot of about

what's going on here and cruise the next assignment with

policy. And um for this assignment I chose to compare

the United States to God with the U.

S. Having an american rest plan.

They had $1,844 billion dollars that were allocated towards schools,

vaccines. Local government.

Individual stimulus.

Mm. Meanwhile in Ghana with their coronavirus alleviation programs, they

put aside about 0.1 .5 of their GDP.

Put 100 local hospitals And put $205 million dollars into

their health.

Both of both of which talk about their economic ability

to help try this stop Covid 19 but just can't

wait. Yeah.

And finally, Realist was an assignment where I was tasked

to ask my tears Russians now how they were affected

by Covid night And I got three first one being

that she wasn't able to see her family and what

Border Patrol?

That's true we've got.

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