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Nov 1 2008 | Faunalytics

Economic Benefits Of Higher Welfare In Broiler Chickens

This paper analyzed the economic benefits of the government improving the welfare of "broiler" chickens. READ MORE

Nov 1 2008 | Faunalytics

Attitudes And Health Behaviours Of Young Adolescent Omnivores And Vegetarians

This study focused on vegetarian and omnivorous teenagers to determine the difference in health-related behavior and attitudes with a focus on specific characteristics relating to vegetarianism. READ MORE

Oct 31 2008 | Faunalytics

Rising Cost Of Food High On List Of Consumer Concerns

A majority of U.S. consumers are more concerned about food prices in 2008 than they were a year ago. READ MORE

Oct 30 2008 | Faunalytics

Veterinary Students And Educators On Animal Use In Research

A study on Turkish veterinary students and educators has found that they hold anthropocentric attitudes on animal use in research, but do not believe that animal experimentation is ethical. READ MORE

Oct 30 2008 | Faunalytics

Despite Tough Economy, Some Diners Willing To Spend More For Premium Ingredients

Consumers are dining out less, purchasing less food and cutting back on expenses but are still willing to pay more for higher quality items such as premium meat. READ MORE

Oct 28 2008 | Faunalytics

Attitudes Of Turkish Veterinarians Towards Animal Welfare

Turkish veterinarians on the whole support animal welfare concerns with a few exceptions, and females were more supportive on average then men were. READ MORE

Oct 28 2008 | Faunalytics

2008 Canadian Animal Protection Laws Rankings

An examination of Canadian province´s animal laws has determined that Manitoba has the best protection for animals whilst Quebec has in fact one of the worst. READ MORE

Oct 27 2008 | Faunalytics

Lameness Tops Animal Welfare Concerns

Lameness has a profound impact, both on farm pigs’ welfare and on the economics of the pig farm industry. READ MORE

Oct 27 2008 | Faunalytics

Western Diet Risk To Asian Women

This study examined the effect of a meat-heavy diet on Chinese woman and found that a meat-heavy diet causes twice as many cases of breast cancer than a vegetable-based diet. READ MORE

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