How has the analysis of the reasonable expectation of privacy doctrine evolved, if at all, from Katz to Kylo? I believe if you are going into healthcare it is to help others. The ethical theories autonomy and beneficence are big factors on why we as a whole should help each other. For respect of humans and as an obligation to contribute to people's welfare. "The spread of existing infections and the emergence of new ones in many areas of the world can be caused by poor sanitary conditions, hygiene and a lack of clean drinking water," (UK HSA, 2023). This is sadly another reason as to why we need to aid in the world's healthcare, we contribute to the environment that gets us sick. I believe it is the United States responsibility to make the CDC and other agencies available to the world for epidemics. I have lived through one epidemic, COVID-19, and it affected the world entirely. This is an opportunity to aid in finding a cure as quickly as possible. Another big factor in poor health is poor economic status. Poor communities are affected by being deprived of information, money, and healthcare. "Tackling the structural causes of poverty and poor health, for example calling for measures to tackle inequality and injustices such as corporate tax evasion, are central to what is needed from the global community," (Roberts, 2018). This brings another ethical theory into play, justice. Healthcare needs to be distributed in a fair and equitable manner.

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