U.S. Surgeon General

The U.S. Surgeon General is the nation's top public health official, responsible for advising the government on health issues and promoting health awareness. This role involves leading the U.S. Public Health Service and providing guidance on matters such as disease prevention, health education, and emergency responses to health crises. The Surgeon General also issues reports and communications to inform the public about health risks and promote healthy behaviors. Appointed by the President, the Surgeon General serves as a key voice in addressing pressing health issues facing the country.