Stigma Keeps Half of Japanese Adults From Seeking Mental Health Care, National Survey Finds
A national survey of 1,012 Japanese adults found that only 54 percent were willing to seek mental health treatment, with ...
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Hospital Culture Shapes Whether Nurses Follow Clinical Guidelines, Japanese Survey Finds
A survey of 508 Japanese acute care nurses finds that workplace culture, resources, evaluation practices, and staffing are linked to ...
Thyrotoxicosis and Low Neutrophils: Japanese Cohort Finds Similar Risk Across Disease Types
A Japanese retrospective cohort study of 188 patients found that the prevalence of neutropenia did not differ significantly across the ...
New Hormone Drugs Transform Prostate Cancer Outcomes in Japan, Landmark Real-World Study Shows
A large Japanese real-world study of more than 11,000 patients finds that modern androgen receptor signaling inhibitors combined with hormone ...
What Builds Patient Trust in Doctors? A Japanese Survey Finds Few Easy Answers
A nationwide Japanese survey of 2,173 adults found that waiting time, local dialect use, and medical-school perceptions explain almost none ...
Japan’s Wild Boar and Deer Offal Could Become Functional Foods, New Screening Suggests
A screening study of eight tissues from wild sika deer, wild boar, cattle, and pigs found that wild boar liver ...
A Decade of Data Reveals Heated Tobacco in Japan Was Never Just Cigarette Substitution
A ten-year Japanese study finds heated tobacco growth was driven by persistent use and uptake beyond smokers, not cigarette substitution ...
The Oxytocin Test: Does Time With Children Really Lift Older Women’s Biology?
A Japanese prospective observational study of 40 older women found no statistically significant change in salivary oxytocin or subjective well-being ...
Japan’s Used Car Exports Are Not Automatically Green, Landmark Study Finds
A modular life cycle assessment of Japan's used-vehicle exports shows that climate benefits depend decisively on destination recycling capacity and ...
Emergency Abdominal Surgery Proves Feasible for Patients Over 85, Japanese Study Finds
A study of 247 super-elderly patients shows that emergency surgery for acute abdominal disease can be safe, but a subset ...
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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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