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Mar 29 2012 | Faunalytics

The Co-Existence Of Animal Cruelty And Family Violence

This study examines the links between violence against animals and domestic violence. Dogs were the most likely animal to be threatened. READ MORE

Mar 29 2012 | Faunalytics

Food-Related Lifestyle And Health Attitudes Of Dutch Vegetarians

Vegetarians are more likely to be motivated by health than non-vegetarians when using meat substitutes. READ MORE

Mar 27 2012 | Faunalytics

Successful Advocacy Through Recognizing And Overcoming Denial

Dave Simon discusses how people use various psychological techniques to assist them in believing one thing and behaving in another way, with serious ethical implications. READ MORE

Mar 27 2012 | Faunalytics

Framing Animal Rights In The “Go Veg” Campaigns Of U.S. Animal Rights Organizations

Five major animal protection groups claim to be concerned with animal rights, but in outreach they promoted “animal welfare.” READ MORE

Mar 26 2012 | Faunalytics

Consumer-Oriented Pathways Towards Meat Substitution

This study has found that the willingness of consumers to eat meat-free meals is linked to multiple factors including, cooking skills, motivations and preferences. READ MORE

Mar 25 2012 | Faunalytics

The Australian Working Dog Survey Report 2009

Standardized educational programs can allow trainers to train working dogs in a humane and efficient way. READ MORE

Mar 25 2012 | Faunalytics

2011 U.S. Meat And Poultry Consumption Demand

There is no definitive figure on U.S. meat consumption in 2011 with various sources stating it has gone up or down. The general trend but seems to indicate a decrease in the last 5 years. READ MORE

Mar 23 2012 | Faunalytics

Who’s Minding The IACUC?: Research Nutshell

IACUC's might not be fulfilling their role in providing proper oversight of animal experiments in universities, and their makeup consists almost solely of animal researchers. READ MORE

Mar 23 2012 | Faunalytics

Diary Intake On Stress Fractures Among Female

Contrary to popular belief, a study has found that there is no link between dairy and a reduction in bone stress fractures but found instead that vitamin D was a major factor in improving bone health. READ MORE

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The Co-Existence Of Animal Cruelty And Family Violence

Food-Related Lifestyle And Health Attitudes Of Dutch Vegetarians

Successful Advocacy Through Recognizing And Overcoming Denial

Framing Animal Rights In The “Go Veg” Campaigns Of U.S. Animal Rights Organizations

Consumer-Oriented Pathways Towards Meat Substitution

The Australian Working Dog Survey Report 2009

2011 U.S. Meat And Poultry Consumption Demand

Who’s Minding The IACUC?: Research Nutshell

Diary Intake On Stress Fractures Among Female

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