Human Health Archives - Page 23 of 114

Aug 23 2021 | Katharina Koller

Sausage, Spinach, or Both?: Consumers’ Opinions Of Hybrid Meat Products

Consumers are willing to cut down on meat by buying hybrid — sometimes referred to as "blended" — meat products, but only if they are tasty enough. READ MORE

Aug 19 2021 | Lukas Jasiunas

Veterinarian Study Identifies Wellbeing Concerns

This study finds that U.S. veterinarians experience poor mental wellbeing and suffer from suicidal ideation at a much higher rate than the general public. READ MORE

Aug 18 2021 | Jah Ying Chung (Good Growth)

Growing A Community: How To Support Farmed Animal Protection In China

Members of the farmed animal protection community in China provide an overview of the landscape, bottlenecks, and potential growth areas. READ MORE

Jul 20 2021 | Faunalytics

Pathogens Can’t Read Permits

Legal or illegal, the wildlife trade heightens the risk that diseases could jump from nonhuman to human animals. READ MORE

Jul 16 2021 | Owen Rogers

The Increasingly Uncertain Origins Of Service Dogs

Psychiatric service dogs are growing in popularity, but they often come from unaccredited training facilities, raising concerns about their welfare. READ MORE

Jun 28 2021 | Lukas Jasiunas

Social Distancing… Among Vampire Bats?

Researchers find that sick vampire bats in wild colonies become less active socially, until they are healthy again. READ MORE

Jun 9 2021 | Dr. Annie Petersen

Recessions, Economic Euthanasia, And The Pandemic

The 2008 recession gives us some clues on the long-term impact of COVID-19 on animal sheltering: surges in fostering or adoption may subside, leading to relinquishments and "economic euthanasia." READ MORE

May 18 2021 | Sara Streeter

Dogs Can Be A Lifeline For Guardians Experiencing Homelessness

Among those experiencing homelessness, companion animal guardianship is common. But while these animals offer benefits, they also make it harder to access support services and permanent shelter. READ MORE

May 7 2021 | Faunalytics

Fragmenting Forests And Primate Encounters

As expanding agriculture splinters forest habitats around the world, interactions between humans and our fellow primates increase. This study looks at the implications. READ MORE

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