Increase in syphilis cases in Canada raises questions about underlying factors.
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Dr. Philip McMillan discusses the paradigm of autoimmunity in understanding disease patterns. • 0:10
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The connection between the increase in syphilis cases and the pandemic is being questioned. • 0:28
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The elephant in the room is referenced as an indirect association that needs to be considered. • 0:54
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Strategies to mitigate the rise in syphilis cases are being explored. • 1:17
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Dr. McMillan emphasizes the importance of understanding and predicting disease trends for the future. • 1:39
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The rise in syphilis cases is particularly concerning among women and infants. • 2:23
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Syphilis rates in Canada have skyrocketed, with a 15-fold increase in cases over the past few years. • 2:30
Analysis of rising infectious syphilis cases in Canada and potential factors influencing the trend.
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Rise in infectious syphilis cases in Canada since 2016, with fluctuations in 2019-2020 and a continued rise in 2021-2022. • 3:34
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Significant increase in cases among both females and males, while stability observed in the gay community. • 4:03
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Exploration of potential factors beyond promiscuity, such as other sexually transmitted diseases like chlamydia and gonorrhea. • 4:36
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Observation of different patterns in chlamydia and gonorrhea cases compared to syphilis, indicating a unique trend in infectious syphilis. • 5:30
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Consideration of factors specific to Canada and comparison with data from the United States to understand the broader context of the issue. • 6:22
Investigation into the rise of syphilis cases and potential connection to elephant-related disease through granulomas and immune system response.
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Chlamydia cases rose in 2019 but fell in 2021 and 2022, while syphilis cases continued to rise along with congenital syphilis. • 6:30
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The immune system struggles to deal with bacteria causing syphilis, leading to the formation of granulomas. • 7:36
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Granulomas are also present in TB cases, suggesting a potential link between the immune response to both diseases. • 8:03
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Changes in granulomas could potentially explain the observed trends in syphilis cases. • 8:43
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Long COVID may affect regulatory cells, leading to increased inflammation in granulomas. • 9:08
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Different mechanisms are at play in long COVID compared to viral or elephant-related diseases. • 9:36
Immune system failure due to granuloma disregulation leading to rise in syphilis and TB cases.
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Cells becoming regulatory lead to increased inflammation around granuloma, driving symptoms. • 9:44
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Recurring viral infections in vaccinated regions causing immune system failure over time. • 10:34
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Reactivation of old infections due to lymphocytes ineffectiveness leading to rise in syphilis cases. • 11:41
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Corroborated rise in TB cases indicates pattern of disease due to immune system disregulation. • 13:01
Increasing cases of diseases related to dysfunctional granulomas due to immune system dysregulation.
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Rise in diseases connected with granulomas like TB, syphilis, and sarcoidosis. • 13:59
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Importance of understanding principles to prepare for future waves of diseases. • 14:26
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Educational courses on hypertension, abnormal heart physiology, and more to stay informed. • 14:33
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Potential rise in diseases due to immune system dysregulation by recurring viral infections. • 15:05
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Continued disregard of immune system dysregulation poses a risk to everyone. • 15:13
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Urgency in addressing the issue and not ignoring the potential risks. • 15:22