The Supreme Court rejects the challenges for the Obamacare mandate task force

The Supreme Court decided on Friday that the government’s task force that determined what should be borne by the preventive health service insurance company without costs based on affordable maintenance laws was constitutional.

The voting is 6-3 with conservative judge Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito and Neil Gorsuch Dissenting.

This is a relief for supporters of public health and medical groups that say the cancellation of the United States Prevention Services Task Force and the cancellation of recommendations will destroy American health. Around 150 million Americans have benefited from provisions without costs-which must guarantee various treatments from cancer screening to cholesterol-lowering drugs and drugs to prevent the spread of HIV.

A group of Christians’ business challenged regulation, accused that the US Prevention Services Task Force, which operates outside the Ministry of Health and Humanitarian Services, is not legally structured and has uncontrolled strength to influence the health care system. The lower federal court agrees.

Expert volunteer panels consisting of 16 people were appointed by the HHS secretary. Members can be removed as desired, but they are not confirmed by the Senate. It should also operate “independent” political influence, which means the recommendations cannot be reviewed directly.

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