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  • Cholera. You've probably heard about this disease that's plagued the world for centuries,

    Cholera。你可能聽說過這種困擾世界幾個世紀的疾病。

  • spreading around sickening and killing millions. But what you probably didn't know is that

    傳播到各地令人作嘔,並殺死數百萬人。但是,你可能不知道的是,

  • the disease has created one of the world's longest pandemics ... ever. So what exactly

    這種疾病創造了世界上最長的流行病之一... 有史以來。那麼到底是什麼

  • does cholera do to the body? How can we prevent it? And why has this ancient disease lasted

    霍亂對身體有什麼影響?我們又該如何預防呢?為什麼這種古老的疾病會持續

  • throughout the ages?

    古往今來?

  • It's actually a good time to be talking about cholera because of the COVID pandemic right

    因為COVID大流行,所以現在其實是一個談論霍亂的好時機吧?

  • now because cholera causes pandemics and we've had seven pandemics of cholera in the last

    因為霍亂會引起大流行 我們在過去已經有七次霍亂大流行了

  • 200 years.

    200年

  • I am Anita Zaidi and I'm the director for the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

    我是Anita Zaidi,我是比爾和梅林達-蓋茨基金會的主任。

  • in enteric and diarrheal diseases.

    在腸道疾病和腹瀉疾病中。

  • First discovered in the Ganges delta in India, Cholera is caused by the bacteria vibrio cholerae.

    霍亂最早發現於印度恆河三角洲,由霍亂弧菌引起。

  • And it's been around since ancient times, with multiple pandemics starting in 1817.

    而且自古以來就有,從1817年開始就有多次大流行。

  • During that first outbreak was when the world really got to know about this disease. Out

    在第一次爆發的時候,是世界真正瞭解這種疾病的時候。爆發

  • of the more than 200 serogroups of V. cholerae, only two are known to actually cause Cholera:

    在200多個霍亂病毒血清型中,只有兩個血清型能真正引起霍亂。

  • O1 which is responsible for most of the recent outbreaks, and O139 which is linked to more isolated

    導致最近大部分疫情爆發的O1和與更多的孤立疫情有關的O139。

  • casesSo how exactly does the bacteria spread?

    的情況。 那麼,細菌到底是如何傳播的呢?

  • Well, that mystery was solved thanks to a pump back in 1854.

    好吧,這個謎團被解開了,多虧了1854年的一個泵。

  • John Snow is like one of those legendary epidemiology figures that everybody learns about when they

    約翰-斯諾就像那些傳說中的流行病學人物一樣,每個人都會了解到,當他們

  • learn about cholera. John Snow noticed, that there was a lot of cholera happening in London

    瞭解霍亂的情況。約翰-斯諾注意到,在倫敦發生了很多霍亂事件

  • and he started looking at the patterns of how cholera was spreading and he noticed that

    他開始觀察霍亂的傳播模式 他注意到

  • the areas which had high incidence of cholera, all had a similar drinking source, a water pump.

    霍亂高發地區,都有類似的飲用水源,即水泵。

  • And so he removed that water pump and it showed that cholera rates in those areas went down

    所以他拆掉了那個水泵,結果顯示那些地區的霍亂髮病率下降了。

  • and it's a famous epidemiology story about one smart person paying attention to patterns

    這是一個著名的流行病學故事,關於一個聰明人關注模式的故事

  • of disease and figuring out how to stop it. And two centuries later, we're still trying

    並找出阻止疾病的方法。兩個世紀後,我們仍然在嘗試...

  • to figure it out.

    來解決這個問題。

  • What we know is that when a person contracts cholera, it's usually through a contaminated

    我們知道的是,當一個人感染霍亂, 它通常是通過汙染的。

  • source like drinking water that's come into contact with infected feces. Now, after that

    像飲用水的來源 接觸到感染的糞便。現在,在那之後

  • first sip, it takes the bacteria anywhere from a few hours to a couple of days to begin

    細菌需要幾個小時到幾天的時間才能開始繁殖。

  • wreaking havoc on the body.

    對身體造成了極大的破壞。

  • When you ingest the bacteria, it goes from your mouth, into your esophagus, into your stomach, and then

    當你攝入細菌時,它從你的嘴裡,進入食道,進入你的胃裡,然後...

  • pass the stomach and where it causes disease is in the small intestine.

    通過胃,而引起疾病的地方是在小腸。

  • Once there, the bacteria swims towards the intestinal wall, pushing through the thick

    一旦到了那裡,細菌就會遊向腸壁,推開厚厚的腸壁。

  • mucous layer of the intestines' epithelial cells where it then attaches itself and begins

    腸道上皮細胞的粘膜層,然後它在那裡附著並開始

  • to multiply, releasing toxins that stimulate the cells to secrete water. And that's where

    釋放出毒素,刺激細胞分泌水。而這就是

  • the chaos begins.

    混亂開始。

  • What it does to the body is it will cause vomiting. It causes stomach pains. It causes

    它對身體的影響就是會引起嘔吐。它會導致胃痛。它導致

  • bad watery diarrhea. All of a sudden, all of the water in your body starts being secreted

    嚴重的水樣腹瀉。突然間,你身體裡的水都開始分泌了

  • through your intestinal cells. The secretion of fluids is so massive that you basically

    通過你的腸道細胞。液體的分泌是如此之多,以至於你基本上

  • pour out liters of fluid from your body. That's how cholera kills, right, because it just

    從你的身體裡倒出幾公升的液體。這就是霍亂的殺傷力,對吧,因為它只是。

  • dehydrates then all of the organs shut down. Like if you've seen a cholera dehydration in

    脫水了,那麼所有的器官都會關閉。就像你見過的霍亂脫水的人一樣

  • your life once, you never forget it.

    你的生命只有一次,你永遠不會忘記它。

  • Oh and if that weren't scary enough, that rapid loss of fluid can all happen within

    如果這還不夠可怕的話,液體的快速流失可能會發生在以下時間段內

  • a matter of hours of showing symptomsThankfully, only a minority of cases experience

    在出現症狀的幾個小時內。 值得慶幸的是,只有少數病例經歷

  • this. While the rest have mild to moderate symptoms, developing bouts of nausea, vomiting,

    這。而其餘的人則有輕到中度的症狀,出現陣陣噁心、嘔吐。

  • and loose stools. But milder cases still present a threat because patients can excrete V. cholerae

    和鬆散的大便。但較輕的病例仍然存在威脅,因為患者可以排出霍亂病毒。

  • for up to two weeks after the infection has passed.

    感染過後,可持續兩週。

  • Luckily though, we know how to treat it. For patients suffering, the most important thing

    不過還好,我們知道如何治療。對於患者的痛苦,最重要的是

  • to do is to replace the rapid loss of minerals, so a solution of oral rehydration salts is

    要做的是補充快速流失的礦物質,所以口服補液鹽的溶液是

  • usually given and in the more extreme cases, IV fluids can be used to get the job done

    通常給予,在更極端的情況下,可以使用靜脈點滴來完成工作。

  • faster. And to stem future spread, antibiotics can help reduce the amount of the bacteria

    更快。而為了阻止未來的傳播,抗生素可以幫助減少細菌的數量。

  • present in the stool.

    存在於大便中。

  • As for prevention, there are two main methods: One is of course making sure that people have

    至於預防,主要有兩種方法。一個當然是確保人們有

  • access to clean water and sanitation and now we know much more about the types of areas

    潔淨水和衛生設施,現在我們更清楚地瞭解了這些地區的類型。

  • where cholera spreads, they're called hotspots, where there is a lot of people living in close

    在霍亂傳播的地方,他們被稱為熱點,有很多人生活在接近的地方。

  • proximity, so high population density slums, inner city areas in developing countries and

    是以,開發中國家的高人口密度貧民窟、內城地區和內城地區的人口密度都很高。

  • typically they are close to a body of water.

    通常它們靠近水體。

  • While the other is vaccines. Currently, there's the oral cholera vaccine, which is taken in

    而另一種則是疫苗。目前,有口服霍亂疫苗,它是在

  • two doses one to two weeks apart. It's the main one used in mass vaccination efforts

    兩劑相隔一到兩週。這是大規模疫苗接種工作中主要使用的疫苗

  • and it's produced by two manufacturers: Euvichol and Shanchol. And the best part is,

    而且它是由兩個廠家生產的。Euvichol和Shanchol.而最棒的是。

  • is that it's really cheap, at less than two dollars a dose.

    是它真的很便宜,一劑不到兩塊錢。

  • This vaccine has now saved thousands and thousands of lives. 30 to 40 million doses are being

    這種疫苗現在已經挽救了成千上萬人的生命。目前正在進行3000萬至4000萬劑的疫苗接種。

  • used every year in the cholera hotspotsThis is for the first time that so many doses

    每年在霍亂熱點地區使用。 這是第一次使用這麼多劑量的藥物。

  • of vaccines are being used that we are now seeing a number of deaths from cholera decreasing

    疫苗的使用,使我們現在看到霍亂的死亡人數在減少。

  • in the world for the last two years and so that's really good news on cholera.

    在過去的兩年裡,世界上的霍亂,所以這是真正的好消息,霍亂。

  • So if we know how to treat the disease and have a way to prevent it, then why is this

    所以,如果我們知道如何治療這種疾病,並且有辦法預防,那麼為什麼這個

  • ancient disease still an issue today?

    古代疾病在今天仍然是個問題?

  • The reason that Cholera has persisted is that we have not addressed poverty to the level

    霍亂之所以持續存在,是因為我們沒有將貧困問題解決到一定程度。

  • that we should and with time we know how Cholera happens and where it happens and we should

    我們應該,隨著時間的推移,我們知道霍亂是如何發生的,在哪裡發生的,我們應該。

  • be able to focus on those cholera hotspots as first priority for areas which need improved

    能夠將霍亂熱點地區作為需要改善的地區的第一優先事項。

  • sanitation and hygiene. And that's countries working together prioritizing health over

    環境衛生和個人衛生。這就是各國共同努力,將健康置於優先地位,而不是將衛生設施置於優先地位。

  • other things and improving their own infrastructure.

    其他事情,並改善自己的基礎設施。

  • So when we can do that, cholera will disappear.

    所以當我們能做到這一點時,霍亂就會消失。

  • To help get there, the World Health Assembly,

    為了幫助實現這一目標,世界衛生大會:

  • which is the WHO's decision making body, pledged to eradicate cholera by 2030, hoping

    世衛組織的決策機構,承諾到2030年根除霍亂,並希望

  • to reduce deaths worldwide by 90%. And if we can achieve that goal, we may soon see the

    將全球死亡人數減少90%。如果我們能夠實現這個目標,我們可能很快就會看到。

  • end of one of the world's longest pandemics.

    世界上最長的流行病之一的結束。

  • We have an opportunity to get rid of cholera from the world forever and also an opportunity

    我們有機會讓世界永遠擺脫霍亂,也有機會讓世界永遠擺脫霍亂。

  • for the world to understand how we have worked together as a multinational effort, coming

    讓世界瞭解我們是如何作為一個多國努力而共同努力的。

  • together to control cholera as an infectious disease pandemic and what are the lessons

    共同控制霍亂這一傳染病大流行,有哪些經驗教訓?

  • learned for controlling COVID in the same way.

    學會了用同樣的方法控制COVID。

Cholera. You've probably heard about this disease that's plagued the world for centuries,

Cholera。你可能聽說過這種困擾世界幾個世紀的疾病。

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