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Apr 29 2019 | Lukas Jasiunas

Backyard Hens: Knowledge And Risks

There is a disconnect between people’s perception of how knowledgeable they are about backyard hen health, and their actual ability to identify health hazards. READ MORE

Feb 19 2019 | Mia Rishel

Can We Trust Our Food?

Research shows an increase in the number of food recalls, alarming gaps in our food safety system, and the severe public health risks that follow. READ MORE

Feb 12 2019 | Sara Streeter

Companion Animals, Humans, And Diseases: Risks And Recommendations

The CALLISTO project aims to track, monitor, and mitigate the transmission of diseases from companion animals to humans or farmed animals, through the power of data. READ MORE

Jan 3 2019 | karol orzechowski

Fish Farms And Drug-Resistant Sea Lice

Fish farms and their surrounding waters in British Columbia are breeding drug resistant sea lice. Is the solution to bring fish farms on land, or get rid of them altogether? READ MORE

Sep 17 2018 | Celine Icard-Stoll

Treating Depression: The Therapeutic Value of Dietary Changes

A new study seeks to draw a more direct relationship between improved diet and improved symptoms in adults with major depression. READ MORE

Apr 6 2018 | Laura Thomas-Walters

Unintended Consequences Of Banning Wild Meat

Trust in government policies can be undermined if they conflict with peoples’ experiences, as happened in Sierra Leone following the Ebola outbreak in 2013. READ MORE

Sep 26 2014 | Florence Williams

Pets For Life – A New Community Understanding (2012)

Over half of companion animal guardians have never been to a veterinarian, with most people lacking access to basic healthcare for their companion animals. READ MORE

Sep 24 2014 | Faunalytics

Pig Farmers’ Decision-Making Process For Disease

This study of pig farmers across England, has found that pig farmers rely more on veterinarians, industry journals and other farmers rather than government sources. READ MORE

Jul 10 2014 | Faunalytics

A Child Raised To Weigh 500 Pounds By Age 10?

The idea of fattening up a human being to six times their natural weight with the use of drugs, excessive feeding, and lack of exercise is considered a grotesque crime. Yet, this is the norm for chickens on farms. READ MORE

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