Top 10 Vegan and Plant-Based Studies of 2022

2022 has been a great year for vegan science, but some studies stand out among the rest.

With it being such a great year for vegan and plant-based science, it was a challenge to narrow it down to the top 10 most important and impactful studies of 2022.

However, that’s exactly what we’ve done, in addition to listing a few honorable mentions that didn’t quite make the top 10, but were close to doing so.

Below is our list of the Top 10 Vegan and Plant-Based Studies of 2022 (click on the titles for more information):

Meta-Analysis of 3 Million People Finds Plant-Based Diets Are Protective Against Digestive Cancers

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Study: Plant-Based Diet May Moderate Relationship Between Adverse Childhood Experiences and Early Mortality

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Study: Plant-Based Diet Significantly Lowers Risk of Prostate Cancer

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Study: Plant-based Diets Have Potential to Reduce Diet-Related Land Use by 76%, Greenhouse Gas Emissions by 49%

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Study: Diets Low in Meat Have “Great Potential for Human Health and Environment Preservation”

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Study: Plant-Based Diet Linked to Reduced Stroke Risk

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Study: Plant-Based Diets May Help Prevent Coronary Heart Disease

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Study: Healthy Plant-Based Diets “Significantly Increase Sperm Density and Motility”

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Muscle Protein Synthetic Response to Plant Protein Does Not Differ From Animal Protein, Finds Study

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Honorable Mentions:

Study Finds Vegan Diet Eases Arthritis Pain

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Study: Plant-Based Diet Reduces Frequency and Severity of Postmenopausal Hot Flashes and Associated Symptoms

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New Study Finds Plant-Based Diets May Have a Protective Role in Skin Disease, Including Acne and Psoriasis