Uploaded January 2020 | Updated September 2026, 43 minutes ago
Ghost Productions Infinity is a medical animation that takes the viewer on a journey through different eras and aspects of medicine. We begin by looking at statistics for annual surgeries performed throughout the world. Then we alter focus to Fleming and his important discovery with a view of bacteria that are being killed by penicillin. This leads us to smallpox and the first vaccine developed for it. We then proceed along a timeline of other vaccines that have been created; these vaccines are for: Cholera, Rabies, Tetanus, Tuberculosis, Meningitis, and Lyme Disease. Next, the animation leads us to the mouth where fluoride is seen to be aiding in the prevention of dental decay. Then, a pill is being seen taken by our main heroine in order to aid in the treatment of heartburn. We are then plunged into the stomach accompanying the pill, where we witness its effects in calming an upset stomach. We next see food coming into the stomach with obesity statistics and Type 2 diabetes being highlighted.
Seeking treatment for obesity, we see that neurometabolic therapy is being incorporated, with the aim of suppressing hunger signals. Next, we traverse further and focus on an inflamed appendix; this is remedied with the assistance of antibiotics, and the necessity of an appendectomy is avoided.
Ovulation now takes place. We track down the fallopian tube and into the uterus, encountering descriptions of various types of birth control along the way, including an oral contraceptive as well as an intrauterine device. HPV vaccine stats are listed as we continue the journey.
Protection should always be a priority when engaging in sexual intercourse, and it is seen that appropriate caution has been taken with the use of a condom—aiding in the prevention of pregnancy as well as sexually transmitted diseases. Focus is given to erectile dysfunction and possible drugs that will aid in the procurement of an erection.
00:00 - 00:46: Intro
00:47 - 00:58: Penicillin
00:59 - 01:21: Small Pox
01:22 - 01:24: Cholera
01:25 - 01:27: Rabies
01:27 - 01:28: Tetanus
01:29 - 01:30: Tuberculosis
01:30 - 01:31: Meningitis
01:31 - 01:32: Lyme Disease
01:33 - 01:36: Fluoride
01:39 - 01:46: Fluoride toothpaste
01:47 - 02:07: Heart burn and antacids pills
02:16 - 02:28: Neurometabolic Therapy: Vagus nerve stimulation
02:29 - 02:38: Appendectomy
02:40 - 02:54: Ovum and fallopian tube
02:50 - 02:59: Contraceptives
03:09 - 03:17: Intrauterine contraceptive
03:18 - 03:28: HPV and Cervical Cancer
03:30 - 03:40: Condoms and Erectile Disfunction Pills
03:41 - 03:46 - Outro
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Ghost Productions Infinity is a medical animation that takes the viewer on a journey through different eras and aspects of medicine. We begin by looking at statistics for annual surgeries performed throughout the world. Then we alter focus to Fleming and his important discovery with a view of bacteria that are being killed by penicillin. This leads us to smallpox and the first vaccine developed for it. We then proceed along a timeline of other vaccines that have been created; these vaccines are for: Cholera, Rabies, Tetanus, Tuberculosis, Meningitis, and Lyme Disease. Next, the animation leads us to the mouth where fluoride is seen to be aiding in the prevention of dental decay. Then, a pill is being seen taken by our main heroine in order to aid in the treatment of heartburn. We are then plunged into the stomach accompanying the pill, where we witness its effects in calming an upset stomach. We next see food coming into the stomach with obesity statistics and Type 2 diabetes being highlighted.
Seeking treatment for obesity, we see that neurometabolic therapy is being incorporated, with the aim of suppressing hunger signals. Next, we traverse further and focus on an inflamed appendix; this is remedied with the assistance of antibiotics, and the necessity of an appendectomy is avoided.
Ovulation now takes place. We track down the fallopian tube and into the uterus, encountering descriptions of various types of birth control along the way, including an oral contraceptive as well as an intrauterine device. HPV vaccine stats are listed as we continue the journey.
Protection should always be a priority when engaging in sexual intercourse, and it is seen that appropriate caution has been taken with the use of a condom—aiding in the prevention of pregnancy as well as sexually transmitted diseases. Focus is given to erectile dysfunction and possible drugs that will aid in the procurement of an erection.
00:00 - 00:46: Intro
00:47 - 00:58: Penicillin
00:59 - 01:21: Small Pox
01:22 - 01:24: Cholera
01:25 - 01:27: Rabies
01:27 - 01:28: Tetanus
01:29 - 01:30: Tuberculosis
01:30 - 01:31: Meningitis
01:31 - 01:32: Lyme Disease
01:33 - 01:36: Fluoride
01:39 - 01:46: Fluoride toothpaste
01:47 - 02:07: Heart burn and antacids pills
02:16 - 02:28: Neurometabolic Therapy: Vagus nerve stimulation
02:29 - 02:38: Appendectomy
02:40 - 02:54: Ovum and fallopian tube
02:50 - 02:59: Contraceptives
03:09 - 03:17: Intrauterine contraceptive
03:18 - 03:28: HPV and Cervical Cancer
03:30 - 03:40: Condoms and Erectile Disfunction Pills
03:41 - 03:46 - Outro
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Twitter: twitter.com/ghostmedical
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