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AIDS
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AIDS

Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome. Persons who are HIV-positive, or who have AIDS, are protected from discrimination by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and other federal and state legislation. This extends to decisions to buy, rent, or sell. Further, in many states it is considered a violation of privacy to reveal that a former tenant or owner was HIV-positive or suffered from AIDS.
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A Neutering offers health benefits to cats, such as preventing cancer of the womb in females and reducing the risk of catching feline AIDS (FIV) in males.
Will using dog flea product harm my cat? PetsCorner by Birmingham Mail (England)
A Feline AIDS works in the same way as Human AIDS, weakening the immune system and exposing the patient to infection.
Hutch toilet plan for Thumper; pets Corner by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
A friend of mine had a cat with mouth ulcers and it turned out to be feline Aids.
Feline advice by Gulf Daily News (Manama, Bahrain)
 
 
 
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