Question

select the best evidence to support the statement that people across the u.s. have access to resources that catch hearing loss early.
as many as 12,000 babies are born with a hearing loss each year in the united states. the cause of hearing loss for many babies is not known. hearing loss can go unnoticed for years. fortunately, almost all states, communities, and hospitals now offer hearing screening for all babies. the hearing screening is easy and painless, and can identify whether more testing is needed. in fact, babies often are asleep while being screened. it takes very little time—usually only a few minutes.
\it is important to identify hearing loss early,\ said alison johnson, deputy director of the centers for disease control and prevention’s (cdc’s) national center on birth defects and developmental disabilities.
adapted from centers for disease control and prevention, \hearing screening for newborns important for development.\

Explanation:

To support the statement about early hearing loss detection resources, the relevant evidence is the part stating "almost all states, communities, and hospitals now offer hearing screening for all babies". This shows the availability of resources (hearing screenings) across the US to catch hearing loss early. Other details like the number of babies with hearing loss or the ease of screening support the context but the key evidence for access to early - detection resources is the widespread offering of hearing screening.

Answer:

almost all states, communities, and hospitals now offer hearing screening for all babies