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It's Monday, April 11th, 2022. I'm Jackson Bird today. The Maryland man live tweeting his bout of dysentery. Don't worry, he's okay. Plus, scientists have managed to de-age human skin cells by 30 years.

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We all laugh at a good Oregon Trail. You have died of dysentery gag. But in reality,

dysentery is responsible for about a million deaths around the world each year. In low-income

countries especially, it is still very much an issue. And unfortunately, we don't yet have a

vaccine for it. But thankfully, scientists are actively

working on a vaccine and in fact they are in the process of conducting phase 2C clinical trials

at the University of Maryland Baltimore right now. And one of the participants has taken the

internet along for the ride. Jake Ebert's has been tweeting consistent updates about his symptoms

ever since ingesting a solution of Shigella, the bacterium that causes dysentery.

Back in February and March, Eberts received two vaccines, but he doesn't know if he got the placebo or not.

And for the sake of the vaccine's success, I hope that he got the placebo,

because Eberts has been experiencing a ton of symptoms.

Although the participants were told that about 80% of them would experience symptoms

despite some of them being vaccinated.

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