Former US Surgeon General under President Trump, Jerome Adams, raised concerns that not maintaining prerequisites for the role, such as being a licensed physician, would undermine the “mission and credibility” of the federal public health service. He referred to Trump’s current nominee, Casey Means, who graduated from medical school but did not complete her residency. Adams warned that without the required training and licensure, the trust and authority of the Surgeon General’s position could be compromised.
Met Office tells gardeners to do these five things in May
UK households are urged to perform five key garden tasks in May: introduce bedding plants like marigolds, petunias, and fuchsias; check for nesting birds before
