Trump announces new pick for surgeon general

President Donald Trump revealed his new choice for the surgeon general on Wednesday, saying he would now nominate Dr. Casey’s measure for the job.

“Casey is qualified as the perfect ‘Maha’ and will work closely with our incredible Secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., to ensure that our agenda is implemented to reverse the epidemic of chronic disease, reverse the epidemic of chronic disease for all Americans and ensure great health.” “Dr. Casey could be one of the best surgeon generals in US history.”

In other words, he played a major role in helping shape the administration’s agenda surrounding health, along with his brother Carrie Means, in the sense that he is a supporter of the voice “American Health Again.”

Calley Means was taken away by the administration to serve as a special adviser to Secretary Kennedy.

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Trump previously announced that former Fox News contributor Dr. Janet Neshwat will be appointed as the surgeon general.

It is unclear why Nesheiwat’s appointment was cited. Fox News Digital has contacted the White House for more details.

Trump added in his post that Secretary Kennedy “looks forward to working with Dr. Janet Neshwatt in another HHS abilities.”

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President Trump previously appointed Dr. Janet Neshwatt as the US Surgeon General. (The White House Photographer’s Office)

Meanwhile, in a follow-up post for X, Neshwat also said he is “looking forward to” continuing to support Trump while working closely with Secretary Kennedy “in a senior policy role.”

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“My focus remains on improving the health and well-being of all Americans, and its mission has not changed,” Neshewat concluded in her public social media statement.

This is a developing story.