Dr Oz's history of baseless medical claims as he's picked to lead Medicaid, Medicare

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

71% : "All I can tell you is so far I seem to be OK," Trump told reporters at the time.
56% : "I get a lot of tremendously positive news on the hydroxy," Trump added, before asking: "What do you have to lose?" On his show in 2011, Oz profiled testing by a New Jersey lab that he said had found "troubling levels of arsenic" in brands of apple juice.
55% : " The FDA issued a safety warning about the drug at the time and since then, World Health Organization experts have discounted its use.
54% : " During the Covid-19 pandemic, Oz became an informal health adviser to Trump.
43% : Trump, who called the drug "the biggest game-changer in the history of medicine," admitted at the height of the pandemic that he was taking the drug as a preventative measure.

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