Trump's Surgeon General nominee Nicole Saphier clears key Senate committee
Saphier's nomination now advances to the full Senate for a confirmation vote.
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Nicole Saphier, President Trump's nominee for Surgeon General, has cleared a key Senate committee vote, advancing her nomination toward the full Senate.
With committee approval secured, Saphier's nomination now heads to the full Senate, where a majority vote would be needed to confirm her to the post.
The Surgeon General serves as the nation's leading spokesperson on matters of public health, and Senate confirmation is required before a nominee can formally take on the role.
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- Trump’s Surgeon General nominee Nicole Saphier clears key Senate committee — Scientific American
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