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For 40 years, the Japanese Government raised the average height of the people to 10cm, reaching 172cm for men and 157cm for women.
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For 40 years, the Japanese Government raised the average height of the people to 10cm, reaching 172cm for men and 157cm for women.
The Kyoto University Laboratory, which is conducting experiments on pluripotent stem cells (iPS), has been warned by the Japanese Ministry of Science about the blame for…
Mr. Masanori Baba, 58, a professor at Kagoshima University, recently won an award from the International Association of Anti-Virus Research in Washington by discovering…
Okayama University Hospital, Japan, announced on July 1 that it had successfully performed an organ transplant from a mother's lung lobe for a 3-year-old son.
Jiroemon Kimura, the oldest man in human history, died at the age of 116 in the province of Kyoto - Japan in the morning of June 12.
The NIRS team also produced the above calculation results through various data, including thyroid test results for about 1,000 children in Fukushima Prefecture, where th…
Just recently, the outbreak of the type of a dangerous virus West Nile virus has infected hundreds of people, 26 people died, causing concern for the people.
Japanese researchers on May 11 announced a population meter, which suggests that people in the country could theoretically become extinct within 1,000 years due to decli…
After a sudden and intense attack on a series of earthquakes and tsunamis, all 65 families in Aramachi were devastated. The disaster killed 16 residents of the area. Tha…
Takeshi Kanno only has 40 minutes. The earthquake shook the whole town, he guessed the tsunami would happen and swallow the hospital. You have to save more than a hundre…
The Japanese earthquake and tsunami on March 11 last year claimed thousands of lives, causing widespread devastation and the world's worst nuclear crisis in the last 25…
12 months after the tsunami, Yuko Sugimoto was reunited with her family and living in a shelter, but the scars from the double disaster were still haunting her mind and…
Meji, a leading dairy producer in Japan, confirmed that radioactive cesium was detected in Meiji milk,
Dr. Shinsuke Muto is running a special clinic in the tsunami-ravaged city of Ishinomaki, where people come to soothe psychological wounds.
People who regularly rinse their mouth with green tea 3 times a day for at least 3 months are less likely to get the flu.