United States President Donald Trump has officially nominated Dr. Casey Means for the role of US Surgeon General, marking a pivotal step in his administration's health reform agenda. Announced via a post on Truth Social, Trump highlighted Means' impressive academic background and medical career, praising her "impeccable MAHA [Make America Healthy Again] credentials." He described Means as having the "potential to be one of the finest Surgeons General in United States history."

The president emphasized that Dr. Means is expected to collaborate closely with US Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr., aiming to advance the administration’s agenda to combat chronic diseases and promote public health across the nation. Trump's statement underscored a renewed focus on preventive health measures and long-term wellness strategies to secure better outcomes for all Americans. The nomination of Dr. Means, known for her commitment to functional and holistic medicine, is seen as a bold move in the administration’s push to transform healthcare delivery and reduce the burden of chronic illness.