During the recent Senate confirmation hearing, Casey Means, nominated for the position of U.S. Surgeon General by Trump, was subjected to sharp questioning regarding her views on vaccines, birth control, and potential financial conflicts. As she faced bipartisan scrutiny, Means notably sidestepped direct questions about vaccinations for diseases such as measles and flu, raising concerns among lawmakers about her qualifications and commitment to public health. Observers noted her cautious approach during the hearing, particularly when addressing her associations with vaccine skepticism and other controversial views. As the session unfolded, it became evident that her nomination would spark ongoing debate about the future direction of health policy in the U.S.