A wellness influencer, vaccine skeptic, and Trump’s pick for surgeon general - The surgeon-turned-author is a vaccine skeptic ...

Over the last three decades, the abortion debate has been characterized ... In point of fact, medical evidence, sociological data, and the lived experience of many women tell a very different ...

Means, who received her undergraduate and medical degrees from Stanford University ... Much of the book focuses on metabolic health, what Casey Means calls “good energy.” She suggests a number of ...

“Dr. Casey Means has the potential to be one of the finest Surgeon Generals in United States History.” In doing so, Trump withdrew former Fox News medical contributor ... Casey Means has no government ...

She also shared her personal experience with the drug in 2021 ... is still considered a Schedule I substance under federal law, meaning it has no recognized medical use and a high potential for abuse.

Donald Trump has proposed Dr. Casey Means ... D.C., Means relocated west to study at Stanford, from where she received bachelor's degree in human biology as well as a medical degree, the ...

Investing.com -- President Donald Trump’s nomination of Casey Means to be the next U.S. Surgeon ... views on alcohol consumption, both in medical and broader societal terms.

Dr. Casey Means — a Stanford-educated surgeon, best-selling author, wellness influencer, and vaccine skeptic — has been nominated by Donald Trump for surgeon general, ensuring her place as a ...

Previously, she was executive editor of Chemical & Engineering News. Casey Means, a Stanford-trained physician and wellness influencer nominated by President Donald Trump for surgeon general ...