In the last four months, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention spent $60 million to help states protect pregnant women, $25 million to strengthen their Zika preparedness and response plans, and $16 million to help them create data-collection systems to quickly detect microcephaly and other Zika-related syndromes.
在过去的四个月里，疾病控制与预防中心花费了6,000万美元用于帮助各州为孕妇提供保护，2,500万美元用于加强各州为寨卡疫情所作的准备和响应计划，以及1,600万美元用于帮助各州创建数据收集系统以便快速检测小头畸形和其他寨卡相关的综合症状。