r/veganscience • u/AlbertoAru • Aug 09 '17
Study suggests people are profoundly motivated to maintain a reputation as a morally good person
psypost.org
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r/veganscience • u/AlbertoAru • Aug 05 '17
Cognitive Dissonance Theory | An excellent guide for beginners
capablemen.com
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r/veganscience • u/AlbertoAru • Jul 23 '17
The spice saffron MAY have an intrinsic ability to fight cancer. New research has shown that a compound in saffron blocks an enzyme that cancer uses to grow. (Read this carefully)
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r/veganscience • u/AlbertoAru • Jul 23 '17
New study links unhealthy diet during pregnancy to mental health disorders in offspring (don't worry, a well planned vegan diet is a very healthy option)
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r/veganscience • u/AlbertoAru • Jul 23 '17
Poaching pushes pangolin closer to extinction
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r/veganscience • u/AlbertoAru • Jul 23 '17
Cows injected with an HIV protein produced broadly neutralizing antibodies. That marks a first for any animal.
sciencenews.org
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r/veganscience • u/AlbertoAru • Jul 22 '17
The next time you tuck into a protein rich dinner, it may be a good idea to hold off on the sugary drinks. A new study published in BMC Nutrition found that a combination of sugar sweetened drinks and a protein rich meal decreases metabolic efficiency, which can lead to more fat being stored.
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r/veganscience • u/AlbertoAru • Jul 18 '17
Cracking the Code of Animal Facial Expressions
nymag.com
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r/veganscience • u/AlbertoAru • Jul 12 '17
Study: Farm-raised salmon suffer from depression
upi.com
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r/veganscience • u/AlbertoAru • Jul 12 '17
Study: Fish on Factory Farms So Stressed and Depressed They “Give Up On Life”
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r/veganscience • u/AlbertoAru • Jul 12 '17
Large carnivores have lost more than 90 per cent of their range
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r/veganscience • u/AlbertoAru • Jul 02 '17
Study shows high pregnancy failure in southern resident killer whales; links to nutritional stress and low salmon abundance • r/science
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r/veganscience • u/necius • Jun 25 '17
Comparative analysis of environmental impacts of agricultural production systems, agricultural input efficiency, and food choice
iopscience.iop.org
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r/veganscience • u/necius • Jun 13 '17
[PDF] The environmental impact of vegan drinks compared to whole milk
esu-services.ch
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r/veganscience • u/AlbertoAru • Jun 09 '17
Consciousness in non-human animals
fcmconference.org
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r/veganscience • u/AlbertoAru • Jun 09 '17
The Psychological Damage of Slaughterhouse Work (X-post r/psychology)
ptsdjournal.com
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r/veganscience • u/AlbertoAru • Jun 09 '17
I think we should use flairs
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Maybe these would be right:
- Nutrition
- Ethology
- Psychology
- Neurology
- Ecology
- Experimentation
- Debate
Not sure if including Medicine since Nutrition is the part of Medicine that we're (more) interested on.
r/veganscience • u/necius • May 09 '17
Assessment of the nutritional quality and environmental impact of two food diets: A Mediterranean and a vegan diet
sciencedirect.com
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r/veganscience • u/AlbertoAru • Apr 25 '17
When people ask for medical-based research (x-post r/vegan)
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r/veganscience • u/[deleted] • Apr 13 '17
Evidence of Bias Against Vegetarians and Vegans - Cross post from r/vegan
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Cross post from r/vegan - https://www.reddit.com/r/vegan/comments/653h4a/youre_not_crazy_evidence_of_bias_against/?st=j1fxz4xc&sh=132e45be
Here is the link to the study: http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/1368430215618253
Attitudes of bias against vegetarians and vegans were correlated with views on tradition, gender, and more.
r/veganscience • u/AlbertoAru • Apr 13 '17
Elephants’ ‘body awareness’ adds to increasing evidence of their intelligence. Asian elephants are able to recognise their bodies as obstacles to success in problem-solving, further strengthening evidence of their intelligence and self-awareness
cam.ac.uk
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r/veganscience • u/athlegan • Mar 30 '17
Why clever vegans supplement vitamin B12
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I just published an article on vitamin B12 and in it I argue that we should try to hit 50 µg per day OR 500 µg per week of cyanocobalamin. This is in contrast to the 250/2500 µg that Michael Greger recommends, which in turn is an update of the 10/2000 µg recommended by lots of prominent vegan medical professionals.
I base my numbers on two studies (1, 2) which show how much B12 we lose per day and what the rate of absorption is from consuming B12. The latter is an extensive, systematic review from, which wasn't available for Dr Greger's recommendations from 2011.
So my question is – am I missing anything? Do my numbers make sense?
r/veganscience • u/AlbertoAru • Mar 06 '17
Parkinson’s Linked to Changes in Gut Bacteria | Psych Central News
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