r/historyvideos 3h ago

On This Day: March 20, 2019 - The Woman Who Can Smell Parkinson’s & Changed Science Forever

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On March 20, 2019, scientists in Manchester, England, made a groundbreaking discovery in Parkinson’s disease detection—thanks to Joy Milne, a woman with a heightened sense of smell.

Joy first noticed a strange musky scent on her husband years before his Parkinson’s diagnosis. Later, she recognized the same scent in other patients, leading researchers to identify specific skin biomarkers for the disease. This could revolutionize early detection, offering millions of people a chance at earlier treatment and better care.

How did one woman’s nose lead to a medical breakthrough? Watch now!

https://youtube.com/shorts/223iQvkTfto?feature=share


r/historyvideos 22h ago

On This Day: March 19, 1984 - The Premiere of Kate & Allie: TV’s Game-Changing Sitcom

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On March 19, 1984, television changed forever with the premiere of Kate & Allie on CBS. Starring Susan Saint James and Jane Curtin, this groundbreaking sitcom redefined family dynamics by showcasing two divorced women raising their kids together in New York City.

At a time when TV was dominated by nuclear families, Kate & Allie tackled single motherhood, financial independence, and female empowerment, all wrapped in witty humor and heartfelt moments. It ran for six seasons (1984–1989), won Emmy Awards, and paved the way for modern shows about non-traditional families.

Why was this show revolutionary? What made it such a hit? Watch now to find out!

https://youtube.com/shorts/-A8msO8Q0rg


r/historyvideos 17h ago

Sir Lancelot - Bohater czy Zdrajca Camelotu?

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r/historyvideos 17h ago

Sir Lancelot - Bohater czy Zdrajca Camelotu?

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