university of maryland study looked at a parasite called toxoplasma gondii ann found that infected wooen hha a one aad a half times greater risk women who were infection free. toxoplasma gondii is founddin enddsup in the litter box.. - it's whh pregnanttwomen are advised to steer clear of cat postolache was the seeior author of that studyythat looked at 45-thousaad danish women. but he autionn his research is a starting point. there arr many other factors he ssys at play...including econooic conditions. there d - are in the world approximately 30 percent of individuals who inffction of toxoplassa gondii. and it's only a &ppinority of those whoowould attempt suicide." most of the focus on line has been on cats. and most cats likely carry the parasite without symptomm. but in fact, cats people are exposed by eating underrooked meat or nwashed contammnaaed water. thh maryland advocacy group alley cats allies say tteir feline friends are getting a bad rap here. "i think the most important thing cat owners shoold take away from the study is that they should continue toouse the same precaution

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