An expectant mother who ensures that her meat is well-cooked and has other family members change her cat's litter box is trying to avoid

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Toxoplasmosis is a parasitic infection that can be transmitted through undercooked or raw meat and contact with infected cat feces. Pregnant women who contract toxoplasmosis can potentially pass the infection to their unborn child, leading to serious health complications. To prevent this, pregnant women are advised to avoid changing cat litter and to ensure that their meat is well-cooked. The other options, cytomegalovirus, herpes simplex 2, and AIDS, are not typically caused by the same exposure risks and preventative measures as toxoplasmosis.

An Expectant Mother Who Ensures That Her Meat Is Well-Cooked