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Correction: Effects of food neophobia and oral health on the nutritional status of community-dwelling older adults by Yodogawa, Takako, Nerome, Yasuhito, Tokunaga, Junya, Hatano, Hiromichi, Marutani, Miki

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Effects of food neophobia and oral health on the nutritional status of community-dwelling older adults by Yodogawa, Takako, Nerome, Yasuhito, Tokunaga, Junya, Hatano, Hiromichi, Marutani, Miki

“…Food preferences and oral health of older adults greatly affect their nutritional intake, and old-age-related increase in food neophobia may consequently…”
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Strain Difference of Susceptibility to 4‐Nitroquinoline 1‐Oxide‐induced Tongue Carcinoma in Rats by Kitano, Motoo, Hatano, Hiromichi, Shisa, Hayase

“…Strain difference of susceptibility to 4‐nitroquinoline 1‐oxide (4NQO)‐induced squamous cell carcinomas of the tongue among Dark‐Agouti, Long‐Evans,…”
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Asthma-Like Disease in the Children Living in the Neighborhood of Mt. Sakurajima by Uda, Hidenori, Akiba, Suminori, Hatano, Hiromichi, Shinkura, Reiko

“…We conducted self-administered questionnaire surveys of school children living in the vicinity of Mt. Sakurajima using ATS-DLD questionnaire. In this paper, we…”
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Genetic Controls of Susceptibility and Resistance to 4‐Nitroquinoline 1‐Oxide‐induced Tongue Carcinomas in Rats by Kitano, Motoo, Hirayama, Yoshikazu, Tanuma, Jun‐ichi, Matsuuchi, Hiroaki, Miura, Yoshihiro, Li, Tie‐Jun, Semba, Ichiro, Ozaki, Hiroki S., Kokubu, Teiji, Hatano, Hiromichi, Tada, Mariko, Kobayashi, Yasuto, Shisa, Hayase

“…We analyzed the incidence of infiltrative mass‐type tongue carcinomas (IMTC) induced in 550 rats by continuous oral administration of 0.001% 4‐nitroquinoline…”
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The Sex Differences in Cord-Blood Cholesterol and Fatty-Acid Levels Among Japanese Fetuses by Andoh, Tetsuo, Uda, Hidenori, Yoshimitsu, Nobuyuki, Hatano, Hiromichi, Ueda, Teppei, Iwamatsu, Youichi, Akiba, Suminori

“…We examined serum cholesterol and fatty-acid levels of cord blood and maternal blood samples collected from 193 Japanese fetuses and their mothers. Our study,…”
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Concordance of risk factors for cerebro-cardiovascular diseases among spouses by Tomari, T, Yanagihasi, T, Wakisaka, I, Ando, T, Sato, M, Hatano, H

“…The present study was carried out to clarify the concordance or similarity of risk factors among 298 spouse pairs in a random sample who lived in Mizobe town…”
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Mercury concentration in gray hair by Ando, T, Wakisaka, I, Yanagihashi, T, Tomari, T, Hatano, H

“…Scalp hair sample were collected from 20 gray-haired males and 7 gray-haired females. Two hair samples, one each of dark hair and gray hair, obtained from each…”
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A study of blood pressure aggregation among husband-wife pairs by Wakisaka, I, Yanagihashi, T, Ando, T, Tomari, T, Hatano, H

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Differences in umbilical cord serum lipid levels with mode of delivery by Yoshimitsu, Nobuyuki, Douchi, Tsutomu, Yamasaki, Hideki, Nagata, Yukihiro, Andoh, Tetsuo, Hatano, Hiromichi

“…Objective To investigate whether umbilical cord serum lipid levels differ with mode of delivery. Design Retrospective observation study. Population Two hundred…”
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Effect of total adipose weight and systemic hypertension on left ventricular mass in children by Yoshinaga, Masao, Yuasa, Yoshihiro, Hatano, Hiromichi, Kono, Yukiharu, Nomura, Yuichi, Oku, Shozo, Nakamura, Mihoko, Kanekura, Shoko, Otsubo, Kiyoko, Akiba, Suminori, Miyata, Koichiro

“…To investigate the effect of obesity and hypertension on left ventricular (LV) mass in children, we performed echocardiography and measured the height, weight,…”
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Pattern of medical care services utilization in Fiji by Tomari, T, Yanagihashi, T, Wakisaka, I, Hatano, H, de Asa, V, Pathik, B, Balgovind, J R, Satoh, M

“…The present study was designed to analyze sociodemographic and health related factors that influence the utilization of medical care services in Fiji by using…”
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