#surgeon-general

#surgeon-general

Dr. Casey Means may face challenges in her confirmation as U.S. surgeon general, facing backlash even from within the MAHA movement.

Dr. Casey Means is nominated for Surgeon General, replacing Janette Nesheiwat, focusing on chronic disease eradication and wellness.

Trump nominates Dr. Casey Means for Surgeon General, reflecting a shift in health policy.

Means has no government experience but significant influence as a wellness advocate.

Her controversial views on health practices challenge traditional public health measures.

Trump appointed Dr. Casey Means as surgeon general, despite her inactive medical license and residency dropout status.

Trump's health appointments aim to reshape public health priorities amid controversy.

Casey Means nominated as Surgeon General signals Trump's health agenda shift emphasizing chronic disease eradication.

Dr. Casey Means' appointment as Surgeon General reflects a significant shift away from traditional qualifications in favor of unconventional, wellness-focused candidates.

Trump appoints Dr. Casey Means as U.S. Surgeon General to address chronic disease and influence of the pharmaceutical industry.

President Trump appointed Dr. Casey Means as the new US Surgeon General, citing her 'impeccable MAHA credentials.'

Casey Means, Trump's nominee for surgeon general, is both accomplished and controversial, known for her strong views on health and nutrition.

Alcohol consumption is linked to several types of cancer, necessitating updated warning labels similar to those on cigarette packs.

The White House withdrew Janette Nesheiwat's nomination for surgeon general, replacing her with Casey Means, prominent in the 'Make America Healthy Again' movement.

Alcohol consumption is directly linked to a higher risk of multiple cancers, emphasizing the need for revised dietary guidelines.

The U.S. surgeon general calls for cancer warning labels on alcohol, aligning with global acknowledgment of its carcinogenic risks.

The HHS website has removed the page declaring gun violence as a public health crisis.

Alcohol is the third leading cause of preventable cancer in the US.

Dr. Vivek Murthy advocates for cancer warnings on alcoholic beverages.

Alcohol is a major preventable cause of cancer, yet public awareness is lacking compared to tobacco.

Alcohol consumption is a significant risk factor for several cancers, as highlighted in the recent Surgeon General Advisory.

Parental stress and burnout are escalating issues, requiring urgent attention and intervention.

Bipartisan attorneys general urge Congress for warning labels on social media to address youth mental health crisis.

Alcohol consumption is widely recognized as a direct cause of several cancer types, and not just a risk factor.

Alcohol consumption significantly increases cancer risk, warranting clear labeling on drinks to inform the public.

Nearly 1 million preventable cancer cases in the U.S. over the past decade are attributed to alcohol.

Alcohol affects individuals differently based on various biological factors, complicating safe consumption assessments.

The US Surgeon General's advisory urges warning labels on alcohol, coinciding with growing trends toward moderate drinking and sobriety.

The U.S. Surgeon General's call for cancer warning labels on alcohol reflects growing global awareness of alcohol's health risks.

Alcohol is carcinogenic, as established by the World Health Organization, but major health warnings are still lacking in most countries.