Human Health Archives - Page 9 of 114

Oct 10 2024 | Ashley Meader

Proposed Octopus Farm Fails Environmental Impact Assessment

This report highlights the significant flaws in the proposal for the world’s first commercial octopus farm, and shows how the company failed to address its environmental impacts. READ MORE

Sep 27 2024 | Olivia Ocamb

Animal Experiments: Do They Translate To Humans?

Researchers claim animal testing is essential to biomedical research. This study found that most animal studies didn’t result in regulatory approval despite advancing to human trials. READ MORE

Sep 5 2024 | Jenny Amphaeris

Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations Negatively Impact Human Health

CAFOs are increasing in number around the world. In addition to concerns about animal welfare and environmental justice, these operations jeopardize human health. READ MORE

Aug 30 2024 | Tracy Staedter

How Food And Diet Negatively Impact Air Quality

Dust, fuel emissions, and other airborne toxins from agriculture cause nearly 16,000 premature deaths annually. How much can farm-based interventions reduce this toll? READ MORE

Aug 20 2024 | Nick Souter

Predicting Disproportionate Beef Consumption In The United States

In the U.S., disproportionate beef consumption is more likely in men than women, and is predicted by other factors including age, race, and level of education. READ MORE

Aug 12 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

Analysis And Recommendations To Control Reptile Expos

A review of reptile expos identifies serious animal welfare and public health risks. Strict regulation or prohibition of these events is urgently needed to protect animals and people. READ MORE

Jul 31 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

AI Revolution In Toxicology: Smarter, Faster, Safer

AI techniques like machine learning and natural language processing are revolutionizing toxicological research, risk assessment, and safety decision-making. READ MORE

Jul 24 2024 | Jo Quaid

Animal Companionship And Health Access For Unhoused Individuals

Most social services aimed at unhoused communities don’t accommodate companion animals. Could services that help both people and animals break down barriers to care? 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

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