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Apr 3 2025 | Alparslan Bayrak

The Weight Of Evidence Against Fast Growth

Researchers review the scientific literature on growth rates in broiler chickens, demonstrating the severe consequences of a focus on weight gain at the expense of animal welfare. READ MORE

Mar 10 2025 | Oleksandra Mukha

Is A Vegan Diet Healthier For Dogs Than A Meat-Based One?

As more guardians explore vegan diets for their dogs, it’s crucial to know whether this is a healthy option. READ MORE

Jan 20 2025 | Aeneas Koosis

Animal Markets And Zoonotic Disease Risk

This report investigates how animal markets worldwide contribute to zoonotic disease outbreaks, exploring global human-animal interactions and the urgent need for regulatory action. READ MORE

Dec 12 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

Elephant Tourism Threatens Public Health And Animal Welfare

This study reveals serious health risks and animal welfare concerns in elephant tourism, calling for bans on close-contact experiences. READ MORE

Nov 20 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

Fur Farming: Too Costly To Continue?

Researchers reviewed the scientific literature on fur farming and found significant animal welfare, zoonotic disease, and environmental risks. READ MORE

Oct 15 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

Downed Pigs: An Intersection Of Animal Welfare, Public Health, And Consumer Safety

Crucial research exposes concerns about downed pigs in the food supply, calling for stricter regulations and greater public awareness. READ MORE

Jun 25 2024 | Lorena Sordo

Diseases In Captive, Wild, And Trafficked Birds

Researchers in Brazil discovered that different diseases affect birds based on their origin. This has implications for bird guardians, advocates, and conservationists. READ MORE

Jun 25 2024 | Lorena Sordo

Doenças em aves em cativeiro, selvagens e traficadas

Pesquisadores no Brasil descobriram que diferentes doenças afetam as aves com base na sua origem. Isso tem implicações para os guardiões, defensores e conservacionistas das aves. READ MORE

Jun 11 2024 | Donnella Le Roux

Mapping Antimicrobial Resistance In Middle- And Low-Income Regions

Antimicrobial use in farmed animals is a growing trend in middle- and lower-income countries. What could this mean for human health? READ MORE

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