The Affordable Care Act Task Force recommended that the decision about the initial timing and frequency of breast cancer screenings should be made "by the patient and her physician."This seems to mirror the same rationale made by the U.S. Supreme Court inRoe v. Wade(1973) regarding abortion.TheRoeCourt reasoned the decision whether or not to have an abortion (at least in the first two trimesters) is the woman's is protected under a Constitutional as a "right of privacy" and it should be made after adiscussion thewoman and her doctor.why doesn't the government, which may be paying for or subsidizing the woman's health care, have the right and authority to mandate early screenings and follow-ups to help reduce long-term medical health care costs that are ultimately borne by the taxpayers?Discuss this issue fully, cite the supporting authorities, and specifically address one or more ethical decision-making models to this issue.