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How Pets Are Shaping Public Health Equity: Insights from APHA 2025

rom tackling loneliness in older adults to transforming housing policy for youth experiencing homelessness, this year’s American Public Health Association (APHA) conference revealed something powerful: the health of people and pets are deeply connected. Across studies and cities—from Philadelphia to Denver to global One Health initiatives—researchers are reimagining what public health looks like when we […]

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Welfare

Why Stressed Koalas Are Facing a Health Crisis

Recent headlines have highlighted a worrying trend affecting our beloved Australian marsupials. Koalas, iconic for their laid-back demeanor and eucalyptus munching, are under siege by a physiological crisis tied deeply to stress and viral infections. The science community is buzzing with new findings from recent research, sparking a closer examination of this emerging threat. Understanding […]

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Welfare

Cataract Surgery Can Help Bunnies See the World Again

Ever notice your rabbit bumping into furniture or hesitating before hopping onto their favorite perch? You might think they’re just being extra cautious—but what if they literally can’t see what’s ahead? Here’s some good news straight from veterinary science: rabbits with cataracts (yes, just like humans!) can successfully regain their sight thanks to a tiny […]

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Welfare

Hidden Dangers of Common Pet Health Products

In recent weeks, pet health has become a major topic of discussion, driven by ongoing debates about the impact of commercial diets and products on the wellbeing of our furry companions. With a surge in cases of pet illnesses related to diet and chemical exposure, understanding the implications of these everyday choices has never been […]

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Human relations

The Urban Rat Explosion: Understanding the Causes and Consequences

The dramatic increase in urban rat populations has become a pressing issue for cities worldwide. Recent studies and news articles have highlighted how various factors, including climate change and urbanization, fuel this alarming trend. Understanding the Rat Boom Rats are a common sight in urban environments, but recent research indicates that their populations are exploding. […]

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Human relations

Pets as Health Guardians: Insights Into Their Protective Role Against Pollution

As society continues to navigate through modern health challenges, the role of pets has evolved beyond companionship. Recent insights have highlighted pets as potential sentinels for human health, particularly in the context of environmental pollution. In this blog post, we explore how pets can be invaluable in understanding and mitigating the impacts of pollution on […]

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Policy

How Pollution Affects Pets

In recent times, understanding how pollution affects not just humans but our pets has become increasingly critical. As the impact of environmental pollution grows more complex, the effects on our beloved pets have emerged as a vital area of study. In insights gathered from the latest research, we explore how pollution impacts pet health, what […]

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Welfare

The Health Benefits of Pollen for Pets: A Natural Defense System

In the realm of pet health, scientific research is continually unveiling fascinating ways in which natural substances can play a vital role in the well-being of our beloved animal companions. One such substance is pollen, more commonly associated with seasonal allergies in humans, yet emerging as a powerhouse of health benefits for pets. Understanding Pollen’s […]

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Welfare

Why Rats Are Overrunning Cities

Rats have increasingly become a major concern in urban areas, with a recent article from the BBC illuminating why these rodents are overrunning cities and exploring whether the situation is yet manageable (BBC). The reasons behind this surge are complex, involving factors such as urban sprawl, climate change, and waste management issues. The Rapid Reproduction […]

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