Delphi Study Defines 14 Leadership Competencies for Rural Community Medicine
A two-round Delphi study with 61 physician leaders in Kagoshima, Japan, confirmed 14 leadership competencies for community-based medicine, and a ...
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Rainfall reaches mountain rivers in as little as 160 minutes, field study finds
Continuous monitoring in Japan's Ikawa Forest showed rainfall effects reaching rivers within 160 minutes across slopes longer than 500 meters.
Nationwide Japanese Database Study Maps Care Patterns in Pediatric Orthostatic Dysregulation
A nationwide Japanese database study of 7,213 children and adolescents newly diagnosed with orthostatic dysregulation found that mental health and ...
Ozone Is Quietly Cutting Japan’s Rice and Spinach Harvests, Study Finds
An epidemiological analysis of Japanese monitoring and agricultural data estimates ozone reduced national rice production by 8.7 percent and komatsuna ...
Follow-Up Vancomycin Drug Monitoring Linked to Lower Kidney Injury Risk in Japanese Claims Study
A retrospective Japanese claims database study of 492 adults found follow-up vancomycin therapeutic drug monitoring within one week was associated ...
Kriging model tracks ionospheric disturbances around five Japanese earthquakes
A Universal Kriging model built from 60 days of data tracked ionospheric TEC variations around five Japanese earthquakes, with the ...
Wood-boring beetle raises bole breakage risk in Japan’s coastal forests
A field study in Niigata City, Japan, found that the wood-boring beetle Eupromus ruber preferentially infests Machilus thunbergii in coastal ...
Green Tea Extract Shows Hint of Blocking Colon Polyps in Inherited Cancer Syndrome
A Japanese double-blind randomized trial found that two years of decaffeinated green tea extract tablets were associated with a non-significant ...
Research report: Moral Foundations Shape Attitudes Toward the Creation of Human Brain Organoids
A survey of 783 people in the United Kingdom and Japan found that Purity moral foundations predicted less positive attitudes ...
Japan bans heritable genome editing with criminal penalties
A Hiroshima University researcher argues Japan's new law criminalizing the transfer of genome-edited embryos into the reproductive tract advances governance ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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