Our bodies and in our feces. It may not be appetizing but it turns out these organisms have an immense influence on our health. Well come to tomorrow today the science show on g. W. The microbes are believed to colonize the human body millions of years ago its been largely home lonia symbiosis. The tiny creatures have they have a task and we profit from their activities they keep us healthy. And there are a huge number of them. Its said that our human cells put together would take up the space of half a leg the rest is microorganisms that make up our socalled micro biome. As a baby is born it encounters a whole lot of bacteria probably for the very 1st time in the birth canal or comes in contact with virginal and got bacteria from its mother which then colonize the baby. They form a kind of protective shield and lay the groundwork for the development of the babys own immune system. Then were off to a very when were born our immune system is not yet fully formed and asked to learn over
Massive funding that allowed us to scale up production. Every vaccine was being used. What we did was use a platform that has been around for over a decade, so we know it safe. We know its effective. I will get one as soon as they tell me that i can. Harris White House Press secretary Kayleigh Mcenany is here on this momentous day. First, the physical battle from the frontline. Professor of medicine at nyu Medical Center and fox news medical contributor, dr. Marc siegel is in new york. It all began with that Critical Care nurse today, getting the shot in her arm. Your concerns, your thoughts, your excitement on this day . All of it. Harris, it is a very exciting day in america on the covid front lines. Including here in new york when we fought some of the very big battles. As we speak, harris, the vaccine has been running into the rescue. You can see the vaccine arriving, but what happens, it needs to be though thawed out. Doctors, nurses, respiratory therapist, they will be the first
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Off guard eason stoking calls for a stricter lockdown nearly 500 deaths and 28000 new infections have been reported over a single day chancellor Angela Merkel and regional leaders will consider tougher restrictions in emergency talks on sunday. The 1st International Aid convoy has arrived in ethiopias to grad region since fighting broke out almost 6 weeks ago the mission includes 7 red cross trucks carrying medicines and supplies for hospitals and about 1000. 00 families who were displaced by the conflict. This is d. W. News from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram at d w news or visit to d w dot com. Our planet contains name. Treasures we extract metals and minerals from the ground to use for building roads machinery and computer chips all our Technological Progress depends on these resources but supplies of Raw Materials are not infinite in many cases mining them poisons people and the environment and yet the Electronics Industry critically relies on them how can we continue to
To tune into tomorrow today, the science show on d. W. Whether by smoke signals, by pony express or with optical devices, people have always felt the need to communicate over long distances, picturing so often used to carry messages to far away places. With the invention of the telegraph, the world began to be connected with electrical. Soon everyone had a receiver today information continues to flow at an ever faster rate. And it seems as though bad news travels fast just overall. How does that affect the way we react to the news . And what role does the media itself play . India, a Record Number of new coronavirus cases on sunday. Hundreds of elephants. Well, its being described as nonstop. Bad news is the world really in such a thoroughly terrible state for countries in the region. With, of course, the current coronavirus pandemic is indeed an extraordinary global crisis. But if you take a longer term view, you see there have been many positive trends. Infant mortality has never bee