Self-Isolation

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AsapSCIENCE

Biology, Life Sciences, Comedy, Youtuber, Science

4.9 • 2.6K Ratings

🗓️ 18 March 2020

⏱️ 50 minutes

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What happens when you self-isolate? We look at studies from the 2003 SARS epidemic to explain what to expect from staying at home during a global pandemic.

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0:00.0	Welcome back to SideNote.
0:10.9	Today we are talking about something we are all doing right now, which is self-isolation.
0:17.0	We're going to explain some studies about how self-isolation impacted people during the
0:21.1	SARS epidemic in Hong Kong.
0:23.2	And we're also going to be talking about paid sick leave.
0:26.4	How, splicing in that weird things that we are doing right now, bunker down in our home
0:31.0	as we self-isolate.
0:32.0	Hey, it's Mitch and Greg.
0:34.0	Hello, welcome back to SideNote.
0:36.4	From self-isolation.
0:38.2	We're quarantined.
0:40.2	Well, no, we're just in our home alone trying not to interact with a single soul other than
0:46.8	each other and our dog.
0:48.1	I think everyone's kind of doing this right now.
0:50.7	It's such a weird time.
0:52.2	I mean, people are, but then I've seen people outside still.
0:54.6	I'm not as much seeing people on social media being like obviously our city where
0:58.3	in Toronto has now shut down a lot of restaurants and bars.
1:01.4	But it hasn't been mandated by the government.
1:03.6	Yeah, the restaurants on their own are shutting down.
1:05.9	I thought it was mandated.
1:07.3	No, they're like, it's not like legally like you have to close.
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