Despite the lack of explicit constitutional authority, the federal government has established a significant presence in public health.

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The federal government has established a significant presence in public health through various means such as public health laws, funding, and agencies like the CDC, despite the Constitution not explicitly granting it the authority to do so. This involvement is often justified under the Commerce Clause and the power to provide for the general welfare.

Despite the Lack of Explicit Constitutional Authority, the Federal Government