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Nov 5 2007 | Faunalytics

Consumers Concerned About Practice Of Adding Carbon Monoxide To Meat

Three out of four U.S. consumers are concerned about the practice of adding carbon monoxide to meat to make it appear bright red longer than untreated meat. READ MORE

Nov 5 2007 | Faunalytics

Different Factors Related To Meat Consumption

Meat consumption is directly related to sociodemographic factors, which indicate the probability of an individual choosing particular types of meat and the amounts eaten. READ MORE

Oct 22 2007 | Faunalytics

Weight Loss And Cancer Survival Of Plant-Based Diet

This study examined the effect of a vegan diet on prostate cancer survival and weight loss in obese women. READ MORE

Oct 18 2007 | Faunalytics

5 Healthy Food Trends Worth Following

This article explores five popular healthy food trends across America, notably focusing on flexitarianism. READ MORE

Oct 15 2007 | Faunalytics

Development And Physical Fitness Of Vegetarian Children

This study examined the development and health of vegetarian children compared to non-vegetarian children. READ MORE

Oct 10 2007 | Faunalytics

Food Consumption Surveys In The U.S. Department Of Agriculture

This article contains an overview of the USDA's food-consumption studies. READ MORE

Oct 2 2007 | Faunalytics

Meat Consumption And Risk Of Breast Cancer In Women

Women who consumed the highest amount of meat were the most at risk of developing breast cancer. READ MORE

Oct 1 2007 | Faunalytics

The State Of The American Diet: How Can We Cope?

This broad 2007 survey of the dietary habits of Americans is not specifically related to meat consumption, but does reveal some general trends applicable to meat reduction and vegetarianism. READ MORE

Sep 28 2007 | Faunalytics

Research Suggest 98% Of The U.S. Are Meat Eaters

This study examined the number of meat eaters in the general population and found that the 18-24 age bracket were 3 times more likely than the general population to be vegetarian. READ MORE

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