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by Morgan Hahn1 view·Updated Jun 7, 2020
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  1. Hey, guys, it's Mori.
  2. I'm so excited to share with you what I have
  3. wanted through this project.
  4. I've learned a lot about all different types of viruses,
  5. but I could only fit three into this presentation.
  6. The ones I didn't include but studied were smallpox H
  7. one N one yellow fever and the Spanish boot.
  8. So let's get started.
  9. A virus is an infectious particle incapable of replicating outside
  10. of itself.
  11. It consists of either RNA or DNA, and so it's
  12. neither living nor dead, but it infects the whole cells.
  13. A professor at Columbia suggested that there were about one
  14. million viruses for vertebrates.
  15. That's about 20 viruses.
  16. Perverted Lee.
  17. Unless you have been living under a rock this whole
  18. time, we've all heard of Corona virus or Kobe 19.
  19. It is an infectious disease that affects the respiratory system.
  20. Some people experience no symptoms, while others experienced many symptoms
  21. that can lead to hospitalization and even death.
  22. These symptoms are fever, chills, cough, shortness of breath or
  23. difficulty breathing, fatigue, muscle or body aches, headaches, loss of
  24. taste or smell, sore throat, runny nose, nausea, vomiting and
  25. diarrhea. People with underlying health conditions and the other early
  26. are more likely to have more severe symptoms and may
  27. end up using a ventilator.
  28. So far, there have been 377,000 deaths, according to CNN
  29. Worldwide. On June 1st, the virus is spread through water
  30. droplets from saliva.
  31. This could be from talking, coughing, sneezing or just touching
  32. a contaminated service.
  33. There is no vaccine for the Corona virus yet, but
  34. many institutions have been racing around the clock to work
  35. towards finding work during this project.
  36. I also read an article that communities of color are
  37. more at risk of getting Coben 19 and facing more
  38. economic challenges.
  39. This is because there are higher rates of underlying health
  40. conditions compared to whites for people of color.
  41. These communities will likely face more challenges in accessing testing
  42. and treatment, since they're more likely to be uninsured and
  43. face barriers to accessing care than whites and communities of
  44. color face increased financial and health risks due to economic
  45. and social circumstances.
  46. Polio, just like the Corona virus, many people who get
  47. polio will not show any symptoms.
  48. Polio virus is a disease that destroys nerve cells.
  49. In this final poured, the symptoms are sore throat fever,
  50. tiredness, nausea, headaches, stomach pain, body aches, parathas easier.
  51. The feeling of pins and needles in the lights, many
  52. meningitis, infection of the covering of the spinal cord and
  53. brain in paralysis.
  54. Not being able to move parts of the body slash
  55. weakness in the arms and or likes paralysis can lead
  56. to permanent disability and death.
  57. Polio can affect the muscles that helps us breathe, which
  58. leads to life threatening problems.
  59. Children who seem to make a full recovery can develop
  60. symptoms as adulterous is, which is called post polio syndrome.
  61. It lives in the throat and intestines.
  62. It reached its point of peak in 1952 and killed
  63. over 61,500 people.
  64. It has spread through contaminated food and water and through
  65. contact with faeces of an infected person.
  66. Thankfully, the there are multiple vaccines for the polio virus,
  67. and the picture is a little girl using an iron
  68. lung during the polio virus, which is was a huge
  69. advancement at the time.
  70. Ebola virus leads to a Ebola virus disease, which is
  71. a deadly disease in people and primates.
  72. It occasionally has outbreaks that occur in on the continent
  73. of Africa.
  74. Its symptoms are fever, aches and pains of the head
  75. of muscle and joints and adopt abdominal stomach in stomach.
  76. Witnesses and fatigue, diarrhea, vomiting, unexplained him.
  77. Merging, bleeding and bruising.
  78. Red eyes, skin rash and hiccups.
  79. Ebola kills by killing the host cells, wrecking the immune
  80. system, causing heavy bleeding inside the body in damaging almost
  81. every organ.
  82. Its death toll has reached 11,325 people.
  83. In the 2014 to 2016 0 here, Ebola virus was
  84. centralized in Jinya, Sierra Leone and Liberia.
  85. Sorry if I slaughtered any of those words.
  86. It peaked in October 2014.
  87. It spreads through blood and body fluids of infected people,
  88. objects contaminated by those body fluids, infected fruit bats or
  89. primates, and from semen of a man who has recovered
  90. from the virus.
  91. And there is an FDA approved vaccine for the virus.
  92. Ebola virus.
  93. Then you guys so much for watching my presentation.
  94. I really enjoyed learning all this stuff