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Aids Detected in Kitten: Can It Be Transmitted to Humans?
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A Mürztaler made a sad find on Allerheiligen-Day. In the paper bucket in front of a multi-party house a young kitten was "disposed".
During checkups in Sivas, a kitten was diagnosed with FIV (Feline AIDS). Experts noted that, similar to HIV in humans, FIV is also found in cats, and that unfortunately, there is no definitive treatment for this disease. So, can this virus be transmitted to humans?
·Türkiye
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"Cat AIDS," which has recently emerged in Türkiye and has no definitive treatment, was detected in a kitten named Kasım in Sivas. Veterinarian İbrahim Özmen, who treated the cat, said:
·Istanbul, Türkiye
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