Y. Fukuwatari

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Early detection of specific IgE antibody against house dust mite in children at risk of allergic disease.
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Activities of an occupational health organization in Japan, in special reference to services for small- and medium-scale enterprises.
This paper reports the activities of occupational health organizations in Japan, taking Nishinihon Occupational Health Service Center, one of the largest scale occupational health service providers,…
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Multiple channels for occupational health services to small-scale enterprises in Japan.
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The characteristics of multiple channels for occupational health services (OHS) to small-scale enterprises (SSEs) in Japan employing less than 50 workers are clarified by reviewing relevant research papers.
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Immunomodulating Activity of Agaricus brasiliensis KA21 in Mice and in Human Volunteers
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Results strongly suggest that the naturally outdoor-cultivated fruit body of Agaricus brasiliensis KA21 is useful as a health-promoting food.
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Effect of age on brown adipose tissue activity in the obese (ob/ob) mouse
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Present Conditions of Occupational Health Services for Small-Scale Enterprises in Japan and Their Administrative Support
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Beliefs and attitudes towards AIDS policies and educational programs among Japanese businesses.
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Although AIDS measures are currently unsatisfactory in Japanese businesses, they are expected to develop effective measures, considering their high recognition of the need for AIDS education.
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PREVALENCE OF OBESITY AND HYPERCHOLESTEROLAEMIA IN CHILDREN: A COHORT STUDY
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It is indicated that the prevalence of obesity-associated elevation of the TC level was not high, and 77% of children having an elevated TC level were not obese, and the proportion of the population who are non-obese, but hypercholesterolaemic cannot be neglected.
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Cardiorespiratory fitness and all-cause and cancer mortality in Japanese men
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[A study of care workers of human resources in health-social services].
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The results showed the need in some way to consider non-work life besides work life in the actual personnel programs of Health-Social service facilities, and indicated that relationships between coping and spillover depend on the age.
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