The two are not in the least bit equivalent questions. It has been scientifically proven that properly canned food is free of disease-causing bacteria while it has also been scientifically proven that a significant fraction of raw meat contains disease causing pathogens. Thus, the burden of proof is squarely on anyone claiming that cats can eat raw meat without contracting diseases.
Since it is a fact that canned food does not contain disease causing bacteria it follows that canned cat food is not causing *any* infectious diseases in cats. If you want *proof* that raw diets lead to more infectious diseases than none, that is quite easy for me to provide you. Our breeder tried a raw diet for a while and ended up with a litter of kittens that contracted a salmonella infection. QED! :grin: