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Age-Related Changes in the Heart Revealed Through Glycans
  • Yoko Itakura / Research Team for Aging Science

The overall prevalence of frailty among older Japanese adults is 8.7%
  • Hiroshi Murayama / Research Team for Social Participation and Healthy Aging

A Mitochondrial Protein May Hold the Secret to Longevity, New Study Finds
Toward Understanding Region-Specific Pathophysiology of Skeletal Muscle in Aging and Disease
  • Ryosuke Okino / Muscle Biology, Research Team for Aging Science

What Is a "Well-Balanced Diet" for a Long and Healthy Life? -The Balance of the Three Major Nutrients in the Diet-
  • Yoshitaka Kondo, Theme Leader, Molecular Regulation of Aging

Identification of Bodily Constituents (Metabolites) Related to Frailty - Striving for the Maintenance of Health in Older Persons in Regional Areas
  • Takashi Shida, Research Team for Promoting Independence and Mental Health

Novel relationship between aging and nucleotide sugar metabolism
Association between initial symptoms before diagnosis and differential diagnoses in early-onset dementia
Uncovering the Role of Vitamin C in Skin Regeneration
Promoting the health of older adults through the utilization of digital devices such as smartwatches --Detection of frailty signs using life-log data--
  • Shuichi Obuchi, Ph.D., Hisashi Kawai, Ph.D., and Rui Gong, Ph.D. / Digital Transformation for Aging Society
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