Is www. cdc. gov a reliable website for finding trustworthy health information?
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A. Yes, because the CDC only includes information on their site that
is over 10 years old.
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B. No, because the CDC only includes information on their site that is
over 10 years old.
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C. No, because information on .gov websites has not been reviewed
by health experts.
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D. Yes, because information on .gov websites has been reviewed by
health experts.

Yes, because information on .gov websites has been reviewed by

health experts.

Explanation: .gov websites are veiwed by the government

my questions are always answered on spot you know whats the

you gotta always put the reward points high. if you r question takes long to answer and the reward points is just 5, then almost nobody will likely want to answer your question.

also, if your question is unclear, lacks information, nobody gonna answer.

people prefer multiple choice the best, its easy and quick when multiple choices questions. if you have long sentence questions on stories, essay, etc., then you have to at least give them as much points as possible.

it kinda like bounty , the question with most reward prize and the easiest to pull off will get

hope this

just saying your question will get reported and deleted an my answer too

cheetos? that's the answer? ?