Trump's surgeon general pick criticizes others' conflicts
Briefly

Dr. Casey Means, nominated for U.S. surgeon general, has criticized the health system for being influenced by profits yet promotes her own wellness products. A review reveals her undisclosed financial ties to these products, which raises ethical concerns. Experts fear these conflicts of interest undermine her ability to provide unbiased health recommendations. While Means claims to recommend only vetted products, her business dealings suggest the need for transparency, especially as she steps into a role responsible for public health information. This situation highlights the complex issues surrounding influencers in the health industry and their adherence to ethical guidelines.
"I fear that she will be cultivating her next employers and her next sponsors or business partners while in office," said Jeff Hauser, executive director of the Revolving Door Project, raising concerns over integrity.
Means has criticized medical institutions for accepting funds from industries while promoting her own wellness products, prompting ethical questions about her potential role as U.S. surgeon general.
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