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Cat lovers beware -- new research suggests cats can contract the deadly bird flu and spread it to other felines.
A World Health Organization official says there's no proof yet that cats can spread it to humans.
The official says that might be because infected cats don't shed nearly as much of the virus as infected birds do. But, he warns that there hasn't been much research into it, either.
The avian flu has seen some outbreaks in recent years. Twenty-seven people in Asia died from it this year alone.
The new research appears today in the journal Science.
Cat lovers beware -- new research suggests cats can contract the deadly bird flu and spread it to other felines.
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