'News of the H5N1 human case should be treated with urgency if we are to avoid another future pandemic. Shifting to a plant-based diet would not only protect individuals’ health but also likely reduce the risk of zoonotic diseases.' - Dr. Becker via Kevin Pho, M.D.

Vegan/vegetarian diets were found to improve cardiovascular risk factors and reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, cancer, and death.

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Physicians Committee's Dr. Roxanne Becker will speak at this year's Planet Series Maryland event!

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What Neal Barnard, MD and other plant-based doctors have for dinner 🌱plantbasednews.org/lifestyle/heal…

Food for Life instructor Dionne Shaw Bush is delivering better health to the underserved in her community. Hear Dionne’s story and learn how other Food for Life scholarship recipients are changing lives!

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Plant-based doctors group Physicians Committee offers $1.5 Million to buy Oscar Mayer plantbasednews.org/lifestyle/heal…

A study found that among a group of patients with type 2 diabetes, over a third were able to reverse their diagnosis by being treated with a low-fat, whole food, plant-predominant diet.

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We are thrilled to see University of Miami leading the way in inclusive dining with the Universal Meals Program. This initiative embodies the spirit of community and accessibility, ensuring that everyone feels welcome at the table. Kudos to UM for prioritizing sustainability and

The Physicians Committee offers a North Carolina school district $4,000 to pilot a plant-based school lunch program! Burke County

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“The new PCRM study, which was published in March, found that a plant-based diet could potentially help those with type 1 diabetes.” @vegnews

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A new paper summarizes the case for a paradigm shift in medical research that will help animals and humans!

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The key to good health is on your plate. Fill it with colorful fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and legumes.

Emphasize fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and legumes in your diet while minimizing or avoiding animal products. A plant-based diet is rich in fiber, vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, which can support overall health and reduce the risk of chronic diseases.

#Help us, New York! Please use this link to send a message to your state representatives! act.pcrm.org/ZdO9fiumNEetXm…