Wellness in the White House: How Casey Means Wants to Address America’s Health as Surgeon General
Casey Means, the nominee for Surgeon General of the United States, has faced criticism for her unconventional background and views on the healthcare system. If confirmed, she would be the first surgeon general without an active medical license or board certification, and has proposed a focus on preventative care and addressing the root causes of chronic illnesses.
Casey Means, the nominee for Surgeon General, appeared before the US Senate for her confirmation hearing. She has a bachelor's degree in human biology from Stanford University and a medical degree, but did not complete her residency. Means has founded a health technology company and co-written a book on metabolic health. Her platform focuses on the broken healthcare system, prioritizing patient health over financial interests. Critics argue her solutions are misguided and misinformed. Means has stopped practicing medicine and did not renew her medical license in 2024.
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