Pfizer submitted its COVID-19 vaccine to the FDA for emergency use authorization for children

aged six months to four years.

A new variant has emerged and it may be more transmissible than the original Omicron.

But scientists don't believe it'll cause another surge.

Billionaire Mark Cuban launches an online pharmacy for generic drugs and President Biden

re-launches his cancer moonshot.

This is America Dissected.

I'm your host, Dr. Abdul Al-Sahid.

There are a few moments in life as singular as childbirth.

For the parents out there, you know there's no moment that changes you as suddenly as meeting

your new child for the first time.

It's a rush of joy and gratitude, excitement and responsibility that fundamentally changes

you.

For a long time though, giving birth was one of the most dangerous things a human could

do.

A handoff of life, from mother to baby, too often failed.

One or both, mother and baby, wouldn't make it through.

It took millions of mothers lives right in their prime.

And if they lived, too often they had to bury their infants before they even had a chance

of life.

For the past couple of weeks, we've been planning to have a conversation about this relationship

between mother and baby and how even in 2022, there's a lot of work to be done to protect

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