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  • A study elucidating the mechanisms by which plant-based foods can impact type two diabetes (T2DM)
  • An observational study on the link between plant-based eating and Covid-19 immunity
  • A paper exploring the effects of partial substitution of animal products with plant-based alternatives on outcomes such as nutrient adequancy and life expectancy
  • More scientific updates


How plant-based diets improve metabolic health and reduce diabetes risk – insights from a prospective cohort study

A key aim of this study was to elucidate the mechanisms by which plant-based foods can impact type two diabetes (T2DM). It also investigates the differences between healthy and unhealthy plant-based options.

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The link between plant-based eating and COVID-19 immunity

In this observational study, Vegetarian and plant-based diets associated with lower incidence of COVID-19, the researchers explore whether omnivorous, flexitarian, or plant-based dietary habits had an impact on the rate of COVID-19 infection.

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50% reduction in meat intake increases life expectancy and reduces dietary greenhouse gas emissions by 25%

A paper exploring the effects of partial substitution of animal products with plant-based alternatives on outcomes such as nutrient adequancy and life expectancy.

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More scientific updates

  • Using the planetary-health diet index to assess how USA diets have transitioned toward sustainable rating

A study examining how population-level health impacts and environmental sustainability of United States diets had changed from 2003-2018.

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  • What is the protein transition and how can it be conceptualised?

A study providing a systematic review of the definitions, narratives and paths forwards for a protein transition in high-income countries.

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