Human Health Archives - Page 8 of 114

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

Dec 9 2024 | Mary Cate Hyde

Dietary Motivations Among Omnivores, Vegetarians, And Vegans

Researchers investigate what motivates people to reduce their use of animal products and how committed they are to making this change. READ MORE

Dec 3 2024 | Teresa Gallo

Does Social Support Encourage Or Deter Plant-Based Eating?

Researchers explore the influence that friends and family have on a person’s ability to change their diet — and stick with it. READ MORE

Nov 27 2024 | Brooke Haggerty

In It Together: Lifting Other Advocates Up This Giving Tuesday

In our third annual blog on inequity in charitable giving, the Faunalytics team highlights 10 more organizations to support this giving season. 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

Nov 11 2024 | Teresa Gallo

Changing Food Environments To Change Our Diet

This report reveals how hidden influences affect our food choices and what can be done to create healthy and sustainable food environments. READ MORE

Nov 8 2024 | Jenny Amphaeris

Alternative Proteins: The Building Blocks Of Future Food In Sub-Saharan Africa

Research on investment in protein production in sub-Saharan Africa reveals three different visions for the future, one of which places alternative proteins at the center. Which vision will win out? READ MORE

Oct 16 2024 | Emma Alcyone

The Impact Of Industry Funding On Egg And Cholesterol Research

The proportion of industry-funded studies on the impacts of eggs on cholesterol have increased over the years. Does industry funding affect whether a study’s conclusion will agree with the actual data? 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

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