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Life cycle of the introduced trematode Dollfustrema invadens in Japan. Illustration: Iwata Sho, Makito Hayashi and Tsukasa Waki

Foreign Parasite Infiltrates Japan’s Waterways

Categories Life & Non-humans

LD flaps successfully restored function and appearance in all 22 cases of complex head and neck reconstruction.

Surgical Breakthrough: Moving Tissue Just Inches Makes Head and Neck Surgery Safer

Categories Health

ViDDPreS is a low-cost tool for indicating vitamin D deficiency.

Simple Tool Helps Detect Vitamin D Deficiency Risk in Young Japanese Women

Categories Health

When purchasing new houses, upgrading insulation and living in a warm home is cost-effective.

Well-Insulated Homes Could Add Years of Healthy Life, Japanese Study Finds

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Health, Technology

Researchers investigated how household food waste relates to various demographic and economic factors, revealing the intricate role of age.

Study Reveals Surprising Link Between Age and Food Waste in Japan

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Social Sciences

Medium-sized and small cities must consider new policies for declining populations.

Honey, I shrunk the city: What should declining Japanese cities do?

Categories Social Sciences

Eosinophilic esophagitis is a condition where white blood cells called eosinophils accumulate in the esophagus, leading to difficulty swallowing.

Allergic Esophagus Disorder Surges in Japan

Categories Health

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