The World Health Organization says women living in areas affected by the Zika outbreak should consider waiting to get pregnant.
This is a step beyond the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's recommendation that women talk about it with their partners and doctors.
But the WHO isn't alone in this kind of thinking. El Salvador has advised women to avoid getting pregnant until 2018. Colombia, Jamaica and Honduras have also advised women to avoid pregnancy.
And Pope Francis has even weighed in on the issue. He said using contraception to avoid spreading the virus could be considered morally acceptable.
The WHO's guidelines don't have a specific timeline for how long to wait before getting pregnant.
But the organization is expected to give an update Tuesday on the overall state of epidemic, along with an evaluation of its risks tied to the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro in August.
This video includes clips from the World Health Organization and The Vatican and images from Getty Images.
