• Want Bladder Cancer With That?

    Written by PETA

    Just in time for barbecue season comes a new study about meat eaters showing that eating charred meat, doubles the risk of bladder cancer. Even eating fried fish and chicken can significantly increase the odds.

     

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    Grilling

     

    Other studies have already shown that eating charred meat may increase the risk of pancreatic cancer. Kind of makes a few ants and some clouds seem like trivial problems, huh?

    So, given that well-done meats can form chemicals that can increase the risk of cancer and undercooked meats can cause food poisoning, you might want to grill some mouthwatering veggies and mock meats at your next gathering. You want to keep your guests happy and healthy and save the lives of animals—don't you?

    Written by Heather Moore

  • PETA Files Exclusive: The Pretenders' Summer Tour Dates

    Written by PETA

    You know what I like best about the summer—besides grilling veggie dogs until they turn black?

    Summer concerts!

    I'm especially excited this year because The Pretenders are going on tour and PETA has first dibs on their upcoming tour dates.

    To find out where you'll have a chance to see PETA pal Chrissie Hynde live and in-person this summer, keep reading—but first:

     

    Check out the awesome, one-of-a-kind PETA T-shirt that Chrissie designed for her summer tour wardrobe.
    Chrissie Hynde

     

    Here's that sneak peek at a few of The Pretenders' summer dates. Enjoy! And, hey, maybe I'll see you in Central Park this August.

    8/10, New York, New York
    8/14, Washington, D.C.
    8/18, Chicago, Illinois
    8/22, Denver, Colorado
    8/26, Vancouver, British Columbia
    9/3, Los Angeles, California

    Written by Amanda Schinke

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