New data show that U.S. life expectancy fell dramatically in 2020.

It fell three years among Latinx Americans, 2.9 years among black Americans, and a year

and a half overall.

Prince's President Emmanuel Macron announced a plan that will require vaccine verification

for access to restaurants, bars, and government buildings across the nation.

1.7 million French residents signed up for vaccines the next day.

The U.S. surgeon general issued the first surgeon general's advisory of his tenure, calling

misinformation a critical public health threat as the White House battles with Facebook over

their role in spreading lies about the vaccine.

This is America Dissected.

I'm your host, Dr. Abdul-Lasayad.

A few weeks ago, acting head of the FDA, Janet Woodcock, made an unprecedented announcement.

Tonight, the acting head of the FDA, calling for an Inspector General's investigation into

approval of Adjuham, the first Alzheimer's drug in decades.

This investigation is the latest in a long line of unprecedented events having to do with

Alzheimer's drug, adjukanymap, or adjuham, as it's marketed by its manufacturer, biogen.

Adjuham poses a Rubicon moment for the FDA, health insurers, providers, and pharma in the

U.S.

forced regulators, doctors, and the public to ask basic questions about the FDA's approval

process.

How little is too little scientific evidence to allow a drug with serious side effects to

be marketed and sold to the American public?

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