Lifestyle article list
5% of 18-year-old children have sleep problems; Hirosaki University conducts Japan's first epidemiological survey
A research group led by Professor Manabu Saito of Hirosaki University Graduate School found that 5% of 18-year-old children have sleep problems and are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
Maintaining cardiopulmonary fitness is associated with delayed aging, Waseda University survey
A research group led by Visiting Researcher Takashi Kawamura and Associate Professor Kunpei Tanizawa from Waseda University has determined that the contribution of cardiorespiratory fitness to biological aging, such as smoking, […]
Long-term school closures due to the corona crisis have a major impact on the sleeping habits of elementary and junior high school students
Minami Sugimoto of the University of Tokyo Institute for Future Initiatives has learned that the long-term temporary school closures of the coronavirus pandemic have had a major impact on the sleeping habits of elementary and junior high school students […]
Children's balance ability is likely to decline due to the new corona epidemic, Nagoya University survey
A research group led by Professor Eiji Sugiura of the Graduate School of Nagoya University conducted a longitudinal survey of musculoskeletal checkups for children before and during the epidemic of the new coronavirus […]
Study by University of Toyama on relationship between difficulty falling asleep and lifestyle habits in junior and senior high school students
Due to the corona crisis, both adults and children are going through a difficult time mentally and physically due to the disruption of their lifestyles and various stresses.University of Toyama regional cooperation promotion […]
Positive relationship between regular life and health / learning habits Benesse and Waseda University jointly survey
Waseda University Shigenobu Shibata Laboratory and Benesse Education Research Institute jointly conducted "Children […]" for 2021th grade to 6rd grade in high school in June 4.
Does lifestyle-related habits such as skipping breakfast, drinking alcohol every day, and smoking reduce "anti-obesity"? Osaka University
A research group at Osaka University has found a relationship between blood levels of fibroblast growth factor (FGF) 21, which is known to have anti-obesity effects, and lifestyle-related lifestyles […].
Missing Supper Increases Obesity Risk, Osaka University Follows 2 Students
It is known that if you do not eat breakfast every day, the risk of obesity increases, but the risk of obesity increases as much as you tend to miss dinner, Osaka University […]