this committee that basically gets together. it s several scientists more than a dozen scientists who specialize in this area. they look at lots of data and then they make recommendations on all sorts of things. you know, mammograms. psa testing. and then things like baby aspirin. so i get where it s confusing, again. but again, for someone like you, anderson, because you have been taking it for a while, obviously, at the recommendation of your doctor, you shouldn t stop it. no one is saying based on these draft recommendations, that the aspirin should be stopped. sanjay gupta, appreciate it. thank you. got it. up next, we are going to take you to virginia where former democratic governor terry mcauliffe and republican glenn youngkin are in a tight race for governor. it s getting a lot of attention because of what it could mean for the rest of the country. but what may be the most interesting is which voters are deciding the race and why why they re voting. it may not be what
we see it with the fda advisory committee, cdc advisory committees. the u.s. preventative task force, they also have this this committee that basically gets together. it s several scientists more than a dozen scientists who specialize in this area. they look at lots of data and then they make recommendations on all sorts of things. you know, mammograms. psa testing. and then things like baby aspirin. so i get where it s confusing, again. but again, for someone like you, anderson, because you have been taking it for a while, obviously, at the recommendation of your doctor, you shouldn t stop it. no one is saying based on these draft recommendations, that the aspirin should be stopped. sanjay gupta, appreciate it. thank you. got it. up next, we are going to take you to virginia where former democratic governor terry mcauliffe and republican glenn youngkin are in a tight race for governor. but what may be the most interesting is which voters are deciding the race and why why t
testing routinely. previously they recommended against psa testing fearing potential risks. an estimated 180,000 american men are diagnosed with prostate cancer every year. and that terrifying moment a bungee ride turns nearly fatal. a young woman at a fair in paris when her safety harness came undone. the rider hurtling through the hair, upside-down, her head coming within inches of the ride platform. the organizers of the fair say tonight the incident is under investigation to see whether they re at fault or the rider came unhooked on her own. that ride is now out of service temporarily. when we come back here tonight america strong. and the one question likely being asked somewhere in america tonight. the answer doesn t always go as planned as you re about to see. when this bell rings. .it starts a chain reaction.
who say, don t do it. and then there s a group of people who have been literally doing it in vans and super market parking lots. the pendulum can go too far in either direction. there is a legitimate use of psa and we need to drive this back into the doctor s office where a man is informed of the risks and the benefits and probably some benefits and then the man can decide to get the psa and, in some instances, he is going to need to get some of these other tests like the mri that i m excited about. is this a change in position for you? i think the last time we spoke the task force came out is sxand the psa testing should not be done? was that the message that should have been heard? i don t think so. the task force actually said that some men are going to want to be screened and some doctors are going to want to screen and those doctors have an obligation to inform the man of the known risk and the known benefits and