Surgeon General Nominee Lacks Medical License Amidst Vaccine Doubts
Dr. Casey Means, a nominee for Surgeon General, testified before Congress regarding her controversial background in functional medicine and wellness advocacy. Despite graduating from Stanford Medical School and dropping out of surgical training, her current medical license is inactive, with no plans to reactivate it. During the hearing, she faced scrutiny over her company, Levels, which promotes continuous glucose monitors and wellness products, and a pending FTC complaint regarding undisclosed financial relationships. Furthermore, she was pressed about a statement from HHS Secretary Roadkill questioning the efficacy of flu vaccines, to which she ultimately deferred to CDC guidance and acknowledged population-level benefits.
John Q. Hosedrinker