The EPA is making progress on its commitment to phase out mammalian animal testing by 2035, including adding 13 new nonanimal methods to its accepted alternatives list. The Physicians Committee breaks down what that means. pcrm.org/news/good-science-d…

The FDA issued draft guidance to help drug developers reduce reliance on animal experiments. The Physicians Committee submitted public comments urging targeted revisions to keep human relevance at the center and remove unnecessary barriers to using human-centric methods. pcrm.org/news/good-science-d…

As many as 100 million animals are used in U.S. labs each year. The NIH is updating its strategic plan, and the Physicians Committee is pushing for policies that change that. pcrm.org/news/good-science-d…

Can a plant-based diet reverse type 2 diabetes? The Diabetes Reversal Online Program, led by Vanita Rahman, MD, Shannon Menhardt, RD, and Emily Perryman, RD, is designed to help you improve insulin sensitivity and lower blood sugar levels through a plant-based diet. The program runs Fridays 12-1 p.m. ET from July 10 through Oct. 2, 2026, via Zoom. Sign up today! Early-bird registration closes June 15. pcrm.org/events/drop

Farmers market season is here, and we have something new for it. Our reusable "Eat Plants" Mini Produce Bag is designed to keep your produce fresh, cut down on plastic, and bring a little plant-powered intention to every market run. Shop the Physicians Committee store today! pcrm1.ultracartstore.com/

Over the course of his career, Dr. Campbell has helped shape conversations around nutrition, chronic disease, and plant-based eating. In this latest book, he turns his attention to a different question: How do nutrition messages make their way from the research world to the public—and what can influence that process along the way? 🔗 simonandschuster.com/books/T…

Scientists brought the future of research and testing to Capitol Hill last week. Catharine Krebs and Emily Anderson joined world-class researchers to discuss organs-on-chips, organoids, and other human-based technologies that can improve research and reduce animal testing.

You have been told to push through menopause, but what if science offered more solutions than you have been given? In a clinical trial, a plant-based diet reduced hot flashes by 88% and helped women lose nearly 8 pounds in 12 weeks. Learn more at PCRM.org.

Interested in learning practical ways to make healthy eating easier? Food for Life classes combine nutrition education cooking skills to help build habits that last. 🌿 Explore June classes near you (or online): pcrm.org/good-nutrition/plan…

We’re proud to see two of our Food for Life instructors recognized in local Colorado news 🌿 Dr. Susan Sayers and Dr. Lana Nelson were featured for their practical nutrition and cooking classes that support healthy habits and prevent chronic disease. Read more: gjsentinel.com/all-things-fo…

We're hiring! Join the Physicians Committee development team as our Legacy Program Coordinator. Passionate about plant-based living and making a difference? See the link to learn more and apply! pcrm.applicantpro.com/jobs/4…

Looking for a plant-based community in your area? Potluck Palooza events are happening across 27 states and 3 countries this summer—bringing people together over healthy food and shared goals. Find your local event and reach out to the organizer for details: pcrm.org/events/potluck-palo…

What if the most powerful tool for protecting your heart is already in your kitchen? Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the U.S., but research shows a plant-based diet can reduce key risk factors and, in certain cases, help reverse it. Visit PCRM.org this Women's Health Month to get started.

Omega-3s support heart and brain health—and you don’t need fish to get them. Plant foods like chia seeds, walnuts, flaxseed, and hemp seeds are rich in omega-3 fatty acids. Your body can naturally convert plant-derived ALA into DHA and EPA. Most people following plant-based diets can meet their omega-3 needs with foods like these—especially when they include them regularly. 🌱 Learn more: pcrm.org/good-nutrition/nutr…

In honor of Women’s Health Month, we’re highlighting 11 plant-based recipes created by women in our Food for Life instructor community 🌿 From smoothies and snacks to globally inspired meals, this collection celebrates food, community, and healthier habits. Explore the recipes: pcrm.org/news/celebrating-wo…

We testified at the Michigan Senate this morning to end painful, taxpayer-funded dog experiments like those conducted at Wayne State University since 1991. Thank you to bill sponsor @PaulWojno for leading this legislation! Help us protect dogs and modernize science. 👉 pcrm.org/waynestate #QueeniesLaw #EndDogExperiments

Struggling with binge or emotional eating? You’re not alone. The Physicians Committee’s 12-week online program is designed to help participants explore practical tools, evidence-based insights, and group support for addressing binge and emotional eating. Join a team of compassionate experts—Dr. Vanita Rahman, a lifestyle medicine physician; Dr. Liana Abascal, a clinical psychologist; and Shannon Gray, a registered dietitian—as they guide you in: 🍎 Mindfulness practices to recognize emotional triggers. 🍎 The science behind nourishing foods and emotional eating. 🍎 Strategies to decrease vulnerability to emotional eating. 🍎 Tools for long-term success and overcoming challenges. With 12 interactive Zoom classes, this program offers a supportive environment to learn and connect, all from the comfort of your home. Learn more and save your spot today: pcrm.org/events/binge-emotio… Spots are limited—take the first step toward lasting change now! Approved by Alliant International University Institutional Review Board

We’re at the Colorado State Capitol, where lawmakers are urging @CUAnschutz to replace live animals in its deadly surgery course. Hundreds of surgery programs, including Stanford and Yale, already train using methods based on human anatomy. Take Action: act.pcrm.org/YXoVEf2nYESf_p1…

The conversation around ultra-processed foods is getting more nuanced. A new report finds that plant-based options like bread, cereal, and meat alternatives support good health, while processed meats and sugary drinks carry consistent risks. The Physicians Committee is calling for food policy that reflects the science. pcrm.org/news/news-releases/…