Human Health Archives - Page 25 of 113

Jul 23 2020 | Lukas Jasiunas

Eating Motivations Depend On Cultural Context

In this paper, researchers explore how various sociodemographic and cultural factors influence eating motivation with a neural network model. Spoiler alert: context matters. READ MORE

Jul 17 2020 | Kopal Jha

Preventing Dog Bites: It’s Not Only About The Dog

Understanding why dog bites occur can help to protect people and animals, and demystify some of the ways that certain dog breeds are vilified. READ MORE

Jul 6 2020 | Lukas Jasiunas

Companion Animals And Suicide Prevention: A First Look

Researchers find preliminary evidence to suggest that caring for a companion animal could help to prevent suicide in some older people. READ MORE

Jul 3 2020 | Owen Rogers

Vegans, Vegetarians, And Motive

We all have our own reasons for going vegan or vegetarian. This study explores several different motivations, and how strongly they associated with veg*nism on an Eating Motives Index. READ MORE

Jun 26 2020 | Mona Zahir

Plant-Based Milks: A Niche Product?

This study looks at the “niche” and “regime” dynamics of the milk industry, to help us better understand the push and pull between plant-based and conventional milks. READ MORE

Jun 1 2020 | Ana Alvarelhão

Antimicrobial Resistance Trends In Low And Middle Income Countries

Intensive animal production combined with limited monitoring in low- and middle-income countries has resulted in large hotspots of antimicrobial resistance in animals. READ MORE

May 27 2020 | Mia Rishel

Effective Animal Campaigning: Current Knowledge And Guiding Principles

In this blog, we look at how focus, content, and framing work together to create the most effective animal advocacy campaigns. READ MORE

Apr 29 2020 | Mia Rishel

The Battery Ban And Beyond: Layer Hen Welfare Internationally

Our latest blog provides a comparison of regulatory and market dynamics in three countries that show some hope for layer hen welfare improvements. READ MORE

Apr 27 2020 | Owen Rogers

No One’s Paying Me To Cry: Burnout And Animal Advocacy

Burnout is a clear problem in animal advocacy that needs to be tackled if the movement hopes to succeed. READ MORE

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