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    Barone

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    Paul

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    Biomedical Research and the “-Omics” Revolution

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    An -omics revolution (genomics, proteomics, metabolomics) supported by AI is transforming biomedical research. Scientists are now proposing to add an Exposomics element to ensure that environmental exposures are adequately considered when advancing human health

    Donald Griffin, cognitive ethology, and animal life histories

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    Carolyn Ristau offers a stellar investigative biography of Donald Redfield Griffin and his influence on the science and philosophy of animal minds. This commentary focuses on his aim to study animal minds through an ethological lens—that is, by examining the evolved, adaptive functions of mental capacities and consciousness in natural environments, rather than confining research to controlled laboratory settings. I argue that, far from being romantic, this approach can be firmly grounded in modern life history theory

    Antimicrobial Resistance: A Serious Global Health Threat: Part 2

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    The article examines how the post-war rise of industrial animal farming led to routine antibiotic use for growth, a key factor in the development of antimicrobial resistance. It stresses the urgent need to reform farming practices to reduce the spread of drug-resistant bacteria and protect public health

    U.S. Animal Shelter Demographics: Trends & Issues

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    This article reviews key trends in U.S. animal sheltering, including major declines in euthanasia and intake. It also highlights ongoing issues like regional disparities and resource gaps that impact shelter operations

    The Moral Circle by Jeff Sebo

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    In The Moral Circle: Who Matters, What Matters, and Why, philosopher Jeff Sebo explores the boundaries of ethics, urging us to expand our compassion beyond the usual limits

    Carolyn Ristau

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    Carls-DiamanteSidney

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