Question

charise, who is pregnant, is considering attending her cousins wedding. the wedding will be held in an area that is experiencing an outbreak of the zika virus, which is especially dangerous for pregnant people. what would be the best way for charise to gather information to verify that it is safe to go to the wedding? monitor the local newspaper of the city where her cousin will be getting married read a scientific journal to find the percentage of people harmed by the virus look at the website of the centers for disease control and prevention ask her cousin or her cousins family if the virus has affected the area

Explanation:

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is a reliable source for information on disease - related safety, especially for a health - critical situation like a Zika virus outbreak and pregnancy. Local newspapers may not have comprehensive or accurate medical information. A scientific journal may provide data on the virus but not necessarily location - specific safety information. Asking the cousin or family may not give accurate or medically sound information.

Answer:

look at the website of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention