The federal government has the authority to provide for the protection of the public's health. Some examples of this include:
A) Interpreting decisions related to women's right to privacy
B) Setting up immunization clinics for smallpox vaccine
C) Regulating nursing at the state level
D) Air and water quality and protecting against the influx of disease at the borders

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The federal government has the authority to regulate air and water quality and protect against diseases at the borders through agencies such as the Environmental Protection Agency and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Interpreting decisions related to women's right to privacy is a matter for the judicial branch, setting up immunization clinics is typically the responsibility of state and local governments, and regulating nursing is typically done at the state level.

The Federal Government Has the Authority to Provide for the Protection