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DxMedical Cloud™ collects and analyzes professional information from around the world and uses proprietary algorithms to quickly and accurately deliver the information you seek and the best information for you.
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You can quickly search for information published in various languages around the world in Japanese. Get the information you need from the vast amount of information available worldwide without having to worry about language barriers.
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In addition to word matching, the search by similar and related keywords delivers news that is often missed due to paraphrasing and shaky spelling.
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By providing titles and summaries of information from around the world in Japanese, it streamlines the process of “finding” the information you want from search results.
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Instantly save and manage information that you like or want to look at later because you don't have time, with the bookmark function. You can access the information you need without hassle, saving you a great deal of time and effort.
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Simple and intuitive operation allows you to quickly consolidate all information into a notebook and organize information efficiently. It can be used as a powerful tool for effective information sharing.
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A wide range of information sharing tools are available, including chat and note sharing functions. We support information sharing with your team in all situations, from casual information sharing to organizing information in teams.
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Planetary Eyes India as Global Mycoprotein Hub With Sub-$1/kg Production Goal
Swiss fermentation company Planetary SA is in talks with India's Dhampur Bio Organics Ltd. (DBO) to establish India as a global mycoprotein production hub, targeting a cost below $1 per kilogram. The collaboration would integrate Planetary's BioBlocks™ fermentation technology with DBO's existing sugar production infrastructure. This initiative aims to make highly nutritious and sustainable mycoprotein accessible worldwide, tapping into the $1.3 trillion meat market and helping retailers reduce Scope 3 emissions. The project aligns with India's bioeconomy framework, with DBO planning to export raw mycoprotein and develop local market applications like myco-tikka masala, positioning India as a low-cost manufacturing base.
How AI is driving the shift to smarter, greener food processing
AI is revolutionizing the food processing industry by enhancing efficiency, reducing waste, and promoting sustainability. From optimizing supply chains to improving product quality and safety, AI-powered solutions like predictive analytics and robotics are enabling a shift towards smarter and greener operations. This transformation addresses challenges such as energy consumption and environmental impact, leading to more sustainable food production systems.
Paper Published in Nature | CYBO Inc.
A research team from CYBO Inc. and the Department of Cytodiagnosis at The Cancer Institute Hospital of JFCR has developed a clinical-grade autonomous digital cytopathology system, combining a new "whole-slide edge tomography" technology with AI analysis software. The findings have been published in the multidisciplinary scientific journal Nature. This system efficiently acquires high-resolution 3D images of numerous cells and utilizes a unique AI technology called "Clusters of Morphological Differentiation (CMD)" to integrate and classify individual cell morphological information. This enables automatic extraction and quantification of cell populations corresponding to specific lesions. In a multicenter evaluation study, the AI analysis software demonstrated clinical-level diagnostic performance comparable to experts, and even surpassed expert accuracy in some aspects. This technology has been commercialized as "CYBO Scan" and is being globally deployed, especially for cervical cancer screening support with AI integration.
Nagoya Institute of Technology researchers develop a non-invasive platform to visualize dynamic stress fields in blood analogues and artificial vessel walls
Researchers at Nagoya Institute of Technology have developed a novel non-invasive experimental platform to visualize the dynamic stress fields in blood flow and its mechanical interaction with artificial vessel walls. Employing photoelasticity, this technique allows real-time observation of both fluid and solid stresses, offering a new approach to predict rupture risks in cardiovascular diseases like brain aneurysms and potentially aiding in the development of safer and more reliable medical devices such as artificial hearts and catheters.
Goat Milk-Derived Exosomes Demonstrate “Real-World Skin Improvement”—Anti-Aging Research Advances from Cell Studies to Human Evaluation
"In cosmetic development, one keyword rapidly gaining attention in recent years is “exosomes.” These nano-sized vesicles, responsible for intercellular communication, have been discussed for potential applications not only in regenerative medicine but also in dermatology and the beauty field. FANCL, which has long researched the mechanisms of skin aging, announced it has confirmed concrete skin improvement effects through human trials using materials containing exosomes. The company focused on goat milk, considered to have a relatively low allergy risk, and advanced its research by evaluating both safety and functionality. While the potential involvement of exosomes in skin regeneration had been noted previously, a literature review narrowed down the relevant molecules, leading to a focus on the microRNA “miR-365a”. Goat milk exosomes, rich in this molecule, have been shown to potentially inhibit fibroblast aging and contribute to collagen and elastin production. In a half-face comparison test on women aged 40 to 60, using the formulated lotion for 8 weeks resulted in a significant reduction in nasolabial fold volume compared to the area treated with a non-formulated lotion. An improvement trend in stratum corneum moisture content was also observed, suggesting an effect on skin function. This study is notable for consistently demonstrating effects from the molecular level to human evaluation. Mr. Toyama of the Core Technology Research Center at the Comprehensive Research Institute stated, “Demonstrating what component within the exosomes is active is highly significant. Many points remain to be elucidated, such as the action pathway of miR-365a.” These findings indicate the current state of skincare, which is transitioning from “sensory value” to “design based on biological function.”"
6th Survey on Vague Physical Complaints Conducted
Tsumura Co., Ltd. conducted its 6th survey on "vague physical complaints" (なんとなく不調), defined as self-recognized but often endured symptoms or conditions without a clear medical diagnosis. The results of this nationwide survey, targeting 3,000 men and women aged 20-60, have been published. This ongoing research, initiated in 2021, aims to deepen understanding of everyday health issues and contributes to efforts for their resolution, with insights provided by Dr. Kazuo Sakai (Director of Stress Care Hibiya Clinic).
Flaxseed Oil Fatty Acid Calcium-Supplemented Feed Affects Pork Fat Digestibility—New Findings from Human Gastric Digestion Simulator
Nichirei Fresh is advancing livestock product development from the perspectives of sustainability and health value creation. While the “Flaxseed Blessing®” series has confirmed the palatability of its fats through sensory evaluations, quantitative verification of subjective assessments like “less post-meal stomach discomfort” had been lacking. Responding to such customer feedback, the company initiated research focusing on fat digestibility. This study evaluated the lipid characteristics and digestive behavior in the stomach of pigs fattened on feed containing calcium-bound flaxseed oil fatty acids. Comparative tests were conducted against conventional pigs using a Human Gastric Digestion Simulator (GDS), which mimics the human gastric pylorus. The GDS is an experimental device that replicates the acidic environment, enzymatic reactions, and peristaltic movements of the stomach within the body, enabling the evaluation of the breakdown and dissolution behavior of food components. The results suggested that the fat from pigs raised on feed containing calcium linolenate may be more readily dissolved and broken down in gastric digestive fluids during the gastric digestion process, providing fundamental insights that could lead to improved fat digestibility. Beyond the previously known benefits of increased n-3 fatty acid content and lower fat melting point, these findings hold the potential to scientifically substantiate consumers' perception that the fat is “less likely to cause indigestion.” Mr. Watanabe of the Future Value Materials Group, Livestock Strategy Department, Procurement & Production Division, stated, “The Blessings of Flaxseed is a brand we've nurtured since the early 2000s. Obtaining this new scientific evidence is a major achievement. We intend to continue research to further enhance the characteristics and value of meat produced using The Blessings of Flaxseed.”
A flexible wireless skin patch for synchronized glucose monitoring and regulation
This study introduces a flexible, wireless, battery-free skin patch for Type 2 diabetes patients. It combines 9-ANB functionalized microneedles for real-time glucose monitoring and thermoresponsive microneedles for on-demand metformin delivery. Wireless NFC communication with smartphones enables precise and timely drug administration upon hyperglycemia detection. In vivo tests on diabetic mice confirmed excellent biocompatibility and effective blood glucose regulation for 5-6 hours, offering a pain-free, cost-effective, and portable solution to current diabetes management challenges.
Top 5 longevity trends shaping food and drink
As consumer behavior shifts towards longevity, the food and beverage industry is undergoing a major transformation. This article identifies five key trends: gut health, protein, functional beverages, natural plant-based foods, and a cross-generational focus on wellness. These trends highlight a clear demand for products that combine science-backed benefits with simplicity, positioning them to drive the next wave of industry growth.
Initiation of Nucleic Acid Structure Analysis Service
AgroDesign Studios Inc. has launched a nucleic acid structure analysis service, including DNA and RNA, within its contract service "AgroBox." Expanding beyond protein-only structural analysis, this service enables the structural determination of nucleic acid molecules, which are difficult to predict three-dimensionally, thereby supporting R&D in areas like nucleic acid drugs and nucleic acid-targeted therapies. The service provides end-to-end support, from "crystallization condition screening" to "3D structural model building," utilizing domestic and international synchrotron radiation facilities, with experienced researchers in nucleic acid crystallography leading the projects.
Patent Application for Surface Relief Coating Technology Using Disinfectant CHX (Chlorhexidine) as Active Ingredient
Midorimark Co., Ltd. and Kankyo Ceras Techno, in collaboration with AIST and Shujitsu University, have filed a patent application for a "surface relief coating" technology that uses a chlorhexidine (CHX) free base as the active ingredient. This technology can be applied via screen printing or painting, offering both rapid inactivation of pathogens and long-lasting efficacy. Being resistant to dissolution by water and alcohol, it is expected to have broad inactivating effects against drug-resistant bacteria, fungi, and enveloped viruses, with potential applications in various infection control infrastructures, including avian influenza countermeasures.
Robots Tear Up Stage as Backup Dancers
Chinese robotics company Unitree’s G1 humanoid robot has taken over the internet by storm, from videos of it shooting hoops like an absolute boss to the more dubious viral fame that comes from being assaulted on camera by a livestreamer. Its technical chops are beyond repute: the highly agile bipedal androids can perform gnarly kung fu moves and even take a direct dropkick without tumbling. Now, the G1 robot has made its major stage debut by appearing alongside Chinese singer Wang Leehom during a Friday night concert in Chengdu, China. Video footage shows an army of the robots dressed up in flashy outfits consisting of baggy pants and sparkling overshirts, pulling off some awfully convincing dance moves as theirmovements almost perfectly blend in with the human dancers accompanying Wang on stage.
Technical Information for the Gamma Rhythm® Chair Equipped with Gamma Wave Induction Technology Released
Ekubo Corporation (Headquarters: Atsugi City, Kanagawa Prefecture; President: Yoshihiro Shimizu) is releasing technical information on the Gamma Rhythm® Chair (Registered Trademark No. 6016327), which incorporates the company's patented “Gamma Wave Induction Device” (Patent No. 6994652). In recent years, research interest in “gamma waves” and “40Hz stimulation” has been growing both domestically and internationally. This technical disclosure responds to this expanding societal interest. By introducing the background and structure of the technology we have pioneered and implemented, we aim to promote understanding and information sharing within the field of gamma wave research.
DxMedical Cloud™
Technology for overwhelmingly high-speed detection from all over the world.
We use our unique algorithm to deliver the latest technology and product information from around the world in real time.
Explore the future of healthcare with carefully selected information.
How We Help You To Empower Your Business
POINT 1.
Quickly Deliver Technical Information
We deliver what you seek quickly and in a short time from technical information from all over the world
POINT 2.
Briefly to the Point
A wealth of detailed features makes it easy to understand the main points
POINT 3.
Help with Growth Strategies
The report is also packed with analytical information from the perspective of growth and long-term strategies for business use
DigitalMedical Open Innovation
デジタル・メディカル・オープンイノベーション
BrainEnergy produce DigitalMedical open innovation from Tokyo, where you can experience the intersection of cool and passionate design and technology.
Transform Your Business With Cloud
Looking for the Future
of Health Care
OUR TECHNOLOGY HELPS
YOUR BUSINESS
Our technology will help your business
Technology
Planetary Eyes India as Global Mycoprotein Hub With Sub-$1/kg Production Goal
Swiss fermentation company Planetary SA is in talks with India's Dhampur Bio Organics Ltd. (DBO) to establish India as a global mycoprotein production hub, targeting a cost below $1 per kilogram. The collaboration would integrate Planetary's BioBlocks™ fermentation technology with DBO's existing sugar production infrastructure. This initiative aims to make highly nutritious and sustainable mycoprotein accessible worldwide, tapping into the $1.3 trillion meat market and helping retailers reduce Scope 3 emissions. The project aligns with India's bioeconomy framework, with DBO planning to export raw mycoprotein and develop local market applications like myco-tikka masala, positioning India as a low-cost manufacturing base.
vegconomist
How AI is driving the shift to smarter, greener food processing
AI is revolutionizing the food processing industry by enhancing efficiency, reducing waste, and promoting sustainability. From optimizing supply chains to improving product quality and safety, AI-powered solutions like predictive analytics and robotics are enabling a shift towards smarter and greener operations. This transformation addresses challenges such as energy consumption and environmental impact, leading to more sustainable food production systems.
Devdiscourse
Paper Published in Nature | CYBO Inc.
A research team from CYBO Inc. and the Department of Cytodiagnosis at The Cancer Institute Hospital of JFCR has developed a clinical-grade autonomous digital cytopathology system, combining a new "whole-slide edge tomography" technology with AI analysis software. The findings have been published in the multidisciplinary scientific journal Nature. This system efficiently acquires high-resolution 3D images of numerous cells and utilizes a unique AI technology called "Clusters of Morphological Differentiation (CMD)" to integrate and classify individual cell morphological information. This enables automatic extraction and quantification of cell populations corresponding to specific lesions. In a multicenter evaluation study, the AI analysis software demonstrated clinical-level diagnostic performance comparable to experts, and even surpassed expert accuracy in some aspects. This technology has been commercialized as "CYBO Scan" and is being globally deployed, especially for cervical cancer screening support with AI integration.
株式会社CYBO
Nagoya Institute of Technology researchers develop a non-invasive platform to visualize dynamic stress fields in blood analogues and artificial vessel walls
Researchers at Nagoya Institute of Technology have developed a novel non-invasive experimental platform to visualize the dynamic stress fields in blood flow and its mechanical interaction with artificial vessel walls. Employing photoelasticity, this technique allows real-time observation of both fluid and solid stresses, offering a new approach to predict rupture risks in cardiovascular diseases like brain aneurysms and potentially aiding in the development of safer and more reliable medical devices such as artificial hearts and catheters.
EurekAlert!
Goat Milk-Derived Exosomes Demonstrate “Real-World Skin Improvement”—Anti-Aging Research Advances from Cell Studies to Human Evaluation
"In cosmetic development, one keyword rapidly gaining attention in recent years is “exosomes.” These nano-sized vesicles, responsible for intercellular communication, have been discussed for potential applications not only in regenerative medicine but also in dermatology and the beauty field. FANCL, which has long researched the mechanisms of skin aging, announced it has confirmed concrete skin improvement effects through human trials using materials containing exosomes. The company focused on goat milk, considered to have a relatively low allergy risk, and advanced its research by evaluating both safety and functionality. While the potential involvement of exosomes in skin regeneration had been noted previously, a literature review narrowed down the relevant molecules, leading to a focus on the microRNA “miR-365a”. Goat milk exosomes, rich in this molecule, have been shown to potentially inhibit fibroblast aging and contribute to collagen and elastin production. In a half-face comparison test on women aged 40 to 60, using the formulated lotion for 8 weeks resulted in a significant reduction in nasolabial fold volume compared to the area treated with a non-formulated lotion. An improvement trend in stratum corneum moisture content was also observed, suggesting an effect on skin function. This study is notable for consistently demonstrating effects from the molecular level to human evaluation. Mr. Toyama of the Core Technology Research Center at the Comprehensive Research Institute stated, “Demonstrating what component within the exosomes is active is highly significant. Many points remain to be elucidated, such as the action pathway of miR-365a.” These findings indicate the current state of skincare, which is transitioning from “sensory value” to “design based on biological function.”"
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6th Survey on Vague Physical Complaints Conducted
Tsumura Co., Ltd. conducted its 6th survey on "vague physical complaints" (なんとなく不調), defined as self-recognized but often endured symptoms or conditions without a clear medical diagnosis. The results of this nationwide survey, targeting 3,000 men and women aged 20-60, have been published. This ongoing research, initiated in 2021, aims to deepen understanding of everyday health issues and contributes to efforts for their resolution, with insights provided by Dr. Kazuo Sakai (Director of Stress Care Hibiya Clinic).
ツムラ
Flaxseed Oil Fatty Acid Calcium-Supplemented Feed Affects Pork Fat Digestibility—New Findings from Human Gastric Digestion Simulator
Nichirei Fresh is advancing livestock product development from the perspectives of sustainability and health value creation. While the “Flaxseed Blessing®” series has confirmed the palatability of its fats through sensory evaluations, quantitative verification of subjective assessments like “less post-meal stomach discomfort” had been lacking. Responding to such customer feedback, the company initiated research focusing on fat digestibility. This study evaluated the lipid characteristics and digestive behavior in the stomach of pigs fattened on feed containing calcium-bound flaxseed oil fatty acids. Comparative tests were conducted against conventional pigs using a Human Gastric Digestion Simulator (GDS), which mimics the human gastric pylorus. The GDS is an experimental device that replicates the acidic environment, enzymatic reactions, and peristaltic movements of the stomach within the body, enabling the evaluation of the breakdown and dissolution behavior of food components. The results suggested that the fat from pigs raised on feed containing calcium linolenate may be more readily dissolved and broken down in gastric digestive fluids during the gastric digestion process, providing fundamental insights that could lead to improved fat digestibility. Beyond the previously known benefits of increased n-3 fatty acid content and lower fat melting point, these findings hold the potential to scientifically substantiate consumers' perception that the fat is “less likely to cause indigestion.” Mr. Watanabe of the Future Value Materials Group, Livestock Strategy Department, Procurement & Production Division, stated, “The Blessings of Flaxseed is a brand we've nurtured since the early 2000s. Obtaining this new scientific evidence is a major achievement. We intend to continue research to further enhance the characteristics and value of meat produced using The Blessings of Flaxseed.”
DxMedical Cloud™️
A flexible wireless skin patch for synchronized glucose monitoring and regulation
This study introduces a flexible, wireless, battery-free skin patch for Type 2 diabetes patients. It combines 9-ANB functionalized microneedles for real-time glucose monitoring and thermoresponsive microneedles for on-demand metformin delivery. Wireless NFC communication with smartphones enables precise and timely drug administration upon hyperglycemia detection. In vivo tests on diabetic mice confirmed excellent biocompatibility and effective blood glucose regulation for 5-6 hours, offering a pain-free, cost-effective, and portable solution to current diabetes management challenges.
Nature
Top 5 longevity trends shaping food and drink
As consumer behavior shifts towards longevity, the food and beverage industry is undergoing a major transformation. This article identifies five key trends: gut health, protein, functional beverages, natural plant-based foods, and a cross-generational focus on wellness. These trends highlight a clear demand for products that combine science-backed benefits with simplicity, positioning them to drive the next wave of industry growth.
FoodNavigator.com
Initiation of Nucleic Acid Structure Analysis Service
AgroDesign Studios Inc. has launched a nucleic acid structure analysis service, including DNA and RNA, within its contract service "AgroBox." Expanding beyond protein-only structural analysis, this service enables the structural determination of nucleic acid molecules, which are difficult to predict three-dimensionally, thereby supporting R&D in areas like nucleic acid drugs and nucleic acid-targeted therapies. The service provides end-to-end support, from "crystallization condition screening" to "3D structural model building," utilizing domestic and international synchrotron radiation facilities, with experienced researchers in nucleic acid crystallography leading the projects.
Agrobox
Patent Application for Surface Relief Coating Technology Using Disinfectant CHX (Chlorhexidine) as Active Ingredient
Midorimark Co., Ltd. and Kankyo Ceras Techno, in collaboration with AIST and Shujitsu University, have filed a patent application for a "surface relief coating" technology that uses a chlorhexidine (CHX) free base as the active ingredient. This technology can be applied via screen printing or painting, offering both rapid inactivation of pathogens and long-lasting efficacy. Being resistant to dissolution by water and alcohol, it is expected to have broad inactivating effects against drug-resistant bacteria, fungi, and enveloped viruses, with potential applications in various infection control infrastructures, including avian influenza countermeasures.
PR Times
Robots Tear Up Stage as Backup Dancers
Chinese robotics company Unitree’s G1 humanoid robot has taken over the internet by storm, from videos of it shooting hoops like an absolute boss to the more dubious viral fame that comes from being assaulted on camera by a livestreamer. Its technical chops are beyond repute: the highly agile bipedal androids can perform gnarly kung fu moves and even take a direct dropkick without tumbling. Now, the G1 robot has made its major stage debut by appearing alongside Chinese singer Wang Leehom during a Friday night concert in Chengdu, China. Video footage shows an army of the robots dressed up in flashy outfits consisting of baggy pants and sparkling overshirts, pulling off some awfully convincing dance moves as theirmovements almost perfectly blend in with the human dancers accompanying Wang on stage.
Futurism
Technical Information for the Gamma Rhythm® Chair Equipped with Gamma Wave Induction Technology Released
Ekubo Corporation (Headquarters: Atsugi City, Kanagawa Prefecture; President: Yoshihiro Shimizu) is releasing technical information on the Gamma Rhythm® Chair (Registered Trademark No. 6016327), which incorporates the company's patented “Gamma Wave Induction Device” (Patent No. 6994652). In recent years, research interest in “gamma waves” and “40Hz stimulation” has been growing both domestically and internationally. This technical disclosure responds to this expanding societal interest. By introducing the background and structure of the technology we have pioneered and implemented, we aim to promote understanding and information sharing within the field of gamma wave research.
PR TIMES