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s have been recognized for years, and some of us here at MEDGADGET been privy to Toxoplasma news, thanks to a friend at Stanford who works with Dr. Robert Sapolsky, a leading researcher in the field. First of all, there is strong evidence that urine from cats infected with Toxoplasma is sexually attractive to r

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