A Trump-appointed judge struck down the CDC's mass mandate on public transit, which the

Biden administration is now appealing.

The CDC launched a new public health forecasting center to get ahead of the next potential

pandemic before it infects millions.

And Tucker Carlson released a documentary on plummeting testosterone rates, encouraging

his viewers, and I can't make this up, to tell their testicles, yep, I said that.

This is America Dissective.

From your host, Dr. Abdul-Elsaid.

I want you to think about the people you care about most, the people you'd give anything

for, partners and parents, close friends or children.

Now if one of them were sick or injured or was diagnosed with a life-altering, debilitating

disease, what would you want for them?

You'd want them to have the best around the clock care available.

You'd want every detail thought through and managed.

You'd want them to have every pain and discomfort attended to and for their dignity to be protected

even as they needed support to do the most intimate things.

If you could, you probably care for them yourself.

It's that important.

But then, caring can be a 24-hour job, and each of us has other responsibilities, other

people we have to care for, work we have to get done.

For millions of people, this isn't a hypothetical dilemma.

It's their everyday life.

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