SUSTAINABLE EATING IS CHEAPER AND HEALTHIER – OXFORD STUDY | Oxford Alumni
Plant-based doc debunks biased Oxford study bashing vegan diet | Totally Vegan Buzz
Sustainable eating is cheaper and healthier - Oxford study | University of Oxford
EPIC-Oxford Results: Fracture Risks Higher in Vegans, Other Vegetarians - Physician's Weekly
Oxford Study Validates: Vegan Diet Positively Reduces Environmental Footprint
EPIC-Oxford — Cancer Epidemiology Unit (CEU)
The EPIC-Oxford study and its contribution to the study of vegetarian health - Vegetarian Society
Health and sustainability outcomes of vegetarian dietary patterns: a revisit of the EPIC-Oxford and the Adventist Health Study-2 cohorts | European Journal of Clinical Nutrition
Health and sustainability outcomes of vegetarian dietary patterns: a revisit of the EPIC-Oxford and the Adventist Health Study-2 cohorts | European Journal of Clinical Nutrition
Eating High-Meat Diets Produce Four Times More Greenhouse Gases Than Vegan Diets, University of Oxford Study Reveals
Vegan Diets Cut Emissions, Water Pollution and Land Use by 75%, Major Study Finds - EcoWatch
Results from a large (n=48188), 18-year follow-up from the prospective EPIC-Oxford study show that vegetarians and vegans have a 20% higher risk of stroke compared to meat eaters. : r/science
Going Vegan Is Better! Oxford Study Says Vegan Diet Has Less Environmental Impact - NDTV Food
Vegan diets produce quarter of high-meat diets' greenhouse gases – study | The Independent
Vegan Diet Is Good For The Planet, Has Less Environmental Impact; Reveals An Oxford Study
Vegan diet massively better for the environment, new study confirms | Mint Lounge
New Oxford Study: Vegan Diet Wins Environmental Showdown - YouTube
Vegan diet massively cuts environmental damage, study shows | Food | The Guardian
Plant-based doc debunks biased Oxford study bashing vegan diet | Totally Vegan Buzz
New Oxford Study: Vegan Diet Wins Environmental Showdown - YouTube
Vegan Diets Cheaper On Global Scale, Says Oxford University Study
How a plant-based lifestyle is NOT better for your health - and it certainly won't save the planet | Daily Mail Online
