Medical article list
Tokyo University of Science and others have elucidated the mechanism of the "atopic march," a condition in which symptoms of atopic dermatitis spread throughout the body.
An international collaborative research group including Tokyo University of Science* has found that localized skin inflammation, such as atopic dermatitis, can be linked to food allergies, asthma, and even more. […]
The main cause of colorectal cancer in Japanese people was "gut bacteria," according to a large-scale comprehensive analysis by the University of Tokyo and Osaka University.
A research group led by Professor Tatsuhiro Shibata of the University of Tokyo and Professor Shinichi Tanida of Osaka University Graduate School has found that approximately half of colorectal cancers in Japan are caused by "colibactin" […]
A research group from Tokyo Women's Medical University and other institutions has revealed that "renal rehabilitation" during dialysis improves survival rates.
A research group led by Professor Junichi Hoshino of Tokyo Women's Medical University* conducted a nationwide multi-center collaborative study, tracking 708 maintenance hemodialysis patients for three years. […]
Chronic cancer-related pain during hospitalization is relatively stable throughout the day at the population level, according to an observational study by Kio University.
Tatsuya Sugino (doctoral student) and Professor Shu Morioka of Kio University Graduate School evaluated the pain of hospitalized patients with chronic cancer-related pain, and found that the group level […]
A high family history and delayed menarche are associated with the severity of adolescent idiopathic scoliosis. (Fujita Health University and Keio University)
Fujita Health University and Keio University have suggested that "family history" and "late age of menarche" may be contributing factors to the worsening of adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS).
In the early stages of robot-assisted surgery, female surgeons tended to have fewer opportunities to perform surgeries.
Compared to open surgery and laparoscopic surgery, it has become clear that female surgeons have fewer opportunities to perform robot-assisted surgery than male surgeons. Osaka Medical Association […]
Approximately 4% of resident physicians utilize AI-generated data in clinical practice, according to a nationwide survey by Tokyo University of Science and others.
A research team at Tokyo University of Science, in collaboration with researchers from Juntendo University and the Gunsei Okinawa Clinical Training Center, surveyed clinical trainees nationwide who responded to the survey. […]
A new technology has been developed to mature artificial cardiac muscle derived from iPS cells using pressure training.
A joint research group from RIKEN, Kansai Medical University, the University of Tokyo, and others has developed a unique pressurized training method for artificial myocardial tissue created from human iPS cells.
How to evaluate invisible motor imagery strategies: A survey conducted by Kansai Medical University
The mental rotation of the hand is an evaluation method that involves determining whether a presented image of a hand is "right or left" and measuring the reaction time taken to make that determination. [...]
Kinki University Institute of Oriental Medicine Selects "8 Essential Kampo Prescriptions" Useful in Women's Health Care Based on a Nationwide Survey
A research group led by Professor Takashi Takeda, Director of the Institute of Oriental Medicine at Kinki University, has identified the following that general practitioners should prioritize learning about symptoms and diseases specific to women: [...]