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Jun 29 2012 | Faunalytics

Protein And Vegetarian Diets

This paper discusses vegetarian diets and the protein dietary requirement, concluding that a vegetarian diet can easily meet the protein requirement. READ MOREThis paper discusses vegetarian diets and the protein dietary requirement, concluding that a vegetarian diet can easily meet the protein requirement. READ MORE

Jun 28 2012 | Faunalytics

Mounting Opposition To Vivisection

Based on Gallup's "Values and Beliefs" poll between 2001 and 2011, there has been a growing public opposition to animal testing. READ MOREBased on Gallup's "Values and Beliefs" poll between 2001 and 2011, there has been a growing public opposition to animal testing. READ MORE

Jun 27 2012 | Faunalytics

Consumers Want Antibiotic-Free Meat: Poll

U.S. consumers are largely worried about antibiotics in meat and most would pay a premium for antibiotic-free meat. READ MOREU.S. consumers are largely worried about antibiotics in meat and most would pay a premium for antibiotic-free meat. READ MORE

Jun 27 2012 | Faunalytics

Health Implications Of A Vegetarian Diet

This article reviews the scientific evidence supporting the health benefits of veg*n diets over meat-based diets. READ MOREThis article reviews the scientific evidence supporting the health benefits of veg*n diets over meat-based diets. READ MORE

Jun 26 2012 | Faunalytics

Road Kill And Habitat Fragmentation: A Problem Deserving Attention

This is the first part of a blog series on habitat fragmentation, a natural phenomena of wildlife areas being disconnected but a problem which has been massively exacerbated by human [...] READ MOREThis is the first part of a blog series on habitat fragmentation, a natural phenomena of wildlife areas being disconnected but a problem which has been massively exacerbated by human [...] READ MORE

Jun 26 2012 | Faunalytics

Wildlife Corridors: Helping Animals Cope With Human Sprawl

This is the second part of the blog series on habitat fragmentation, and it addresses the problems habitat fragmentation poses and focuses on the solution of wildlife corridors. READ MOREThis is the second part of the blog series on habitat fragmentation, and it addresses the problems habitat fragmentation poses and focuses on the solution of wildlife corridors. READ MORE

Jun 22 2012 | Faunalytics

International Animal Research Regulations Impact

This report summarized a workshop involving stakeholders about the impact of new animal research regulations on neuroscience research. READ MOREThis report summarized a workshop involving stakeholders about the impact of new animal research regulations on neuroscience research. READ MORE

Jun 21 2012 | Faunalytics

Healthy Foods Not Always Costliest

A study has found that the common perception of healthy food being costlier is not as accurate as once thought when using edible weight standards. READ MOREA study has found that the common perception of healthy food being costlier is not as accurate as once thought when using edible weight standards. READ MORE

Jun 20 2012 | Faunalytics

Survey Shows Few Sows In Open Housing

The announcement that food companies will require farms to be gestation-stall free is a difficult ask as most sows are currently kept in individual housing during gestation. READ MOREThe announcement that food companies will require farms to be gestation-stall free is a difficult ask as most sows are currently kept in individual housing during gestation. READ MORE

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Protein And Vegetarian Diets

Protein And Vegetarian Diets

Mounting Opposition To Vivisection

Mounting Opposition To Vivisection

Consumers Want Antibiotic-Free Meat: Poll

Consumers Want Antibiotic-Free Meat: Poll

Health Implications Of A Vegetarian Diet

Health Implications Of A Vegetarian Diet

Road Kill And Habitat Fragmentation: A Problem Deserving Attention

Road Kill And Habitat Fragmentation: A Problem Deserving Attention

Wildlife Corridors: Helping Animals Cope With Human Sprawl

Wildlife Corridors: Helping Animals Cope With Human Sprawl

International Animal Research Regulations Impact

International Animal Research Regulations Impact

Healthy Foods Not Always Costliest

Healthy Foods Not Always Costliest

Survey Shows Few Sows In Open Housing

Survey Shows Few Sows In Open Housing

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