Is it true that toxoplasmosis partially blinded two Turkish women?

2 women partially blinded by toxoplasmosis?

A Turkish online newspaper, Hurriyet Daily News, reports that toxoplasmosis has caused partial blindness in two Turkish women. Both women come from the Western province of Izmir. One woman loves cats and the other is allergic to them. “A cat-borne parasite has caused two Turkish women to lose their eye sights” One woman is …

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Toxoplasmosis is good for business

Cats promote business!

Toxoplasmosis, the ‘litter tray parasite’, is good for business which means that by most people’s standards it is good for the world 🙂 This is because increased business activity means economic growth which in turn means the generation of wealth which filters down to increase overall well-being. Or the money stays at the top! …

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USDA spends $650,000 of taxpayer’s money annually to toxoplasma-infect 100 kittens and kill them

Animal testing UK

I had no idea that it cost that much to carry out cruel and unnecessary animal experiments on kittens. There is a bizarre contrast between the expense and the vulnerability of the kitten victims. Having written about this before I have know learnt that this huge amount of taxpayer’s money is being squandered on …

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Toxo-Talk: Studies on toxoplasmosis are inconclusive

T. gondii puzzle

If toxoplasmosis was such a threat to human mental health in the US why haven’t state and federal governments done something about it? The polarisation of views on T. gondii infections is staggering. For cat haters it is a dire threat to humanity and the reason why the domestic cat should be shot and …

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Link between prostate cancer and Toxoplasma gondii

A study published on the US National Library of Medicine National Institutes Of Health website has come to the conclusion that there is a link between Toxoplasma gondii and prostate cancer. More particularly, the study identifies that the parasite is a trigger of prostatic inflammation. They say that inflammation is the most prevalent and …

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