FIRST ON FOX: Biden gets boost from major health care group warning Trump poses 'threat to public health'

FIRST ON FOX: President Biden is getting a boost from a major group of former medical officials who say they are concerned about the "threat" former President Trump poses to public health.

The group of 48 individuals is led by Dr. Andrew Gurman, former president of the American Medical Association (AMA), and includes six other former AMA presidents, a former U.S. surgeon general, four former acting surgeons general, a number of other former deputy and assistant surgeons general and former representatives of the American College of Physicians.

"We write today as people who have dedicated our lives to helping people. As former leaders of national health care and delivery organizations, we have come to understand how policy can impact public health and, just as importantly, the ability of American families to afford the healthcare they need," the group wrote in a letter addressed to the American People and shared exclusively with Fox News Digital.

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"If he is elected president, Donald Trump will make our fears a reality. The price of healthcare for American families under Trump would skyrocket, while millions would lose access to healthcare altogether. While his specific policies are at best ambiguous, his track record and his words make clear the damage he would do.

"We therefore encourage anyone concerned about the price, availability, and safety of healthcare to keep Mr. Trump out of the White House," they added.

The group argued that because of Trump's "ambiguity" concerning health care policy, all they could do was "surmise" how the former president might proceed based on his record in office and his remarks on the campaign