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Validate an evaluation scale that visualizes health-related QOL and physical and mental states in hospice residences using data
Yokohama City University and Japan Hospice Holdings Co., Ltd. conducted a comparative validation study of two assessment tools, EQ-5D-5L and IPOS, to evaluate the quality of end-of-life care in hospice housing and explore support methods that can address individual needs within limited medical resources.The results showed that EQ-5D-5L is suitable for quickly assessing overall quality of life with minimal response burden, while IPOS was found to more accurately capture psychological and emotional changes. These findings indicate that it is important to appropriately select and use the two scales depending on the evaluation objectives and the condition of the residents. This study was published in “BMC Palliative Care.”
Research on the “Bridge” Connecting Skin, Mind, and Body—Cebon Advances Holistic Beauty Development
Cosmetics manufacturer CIBON advances unique research and development that integrates home care and salon care under its corporate philosophy of “creating and enhancing beauty.” At the core of this is the “holistic” approach introduced in the company's research domain, which comprehensively addresses skin, mind, and body.
Cibon focuses its research on three pillars: cosmetic science, dermatology, and formulation technology. Among these, its “Oriental Facial Care,” offered as part of its after-sales service, is particularly distinctive. Developed based on the principles of Oriental medicine, which emphasizes the balance of the entire body, the company is building scientific evidence and verifying its effectiveness through industry-academia collaborations with universities and other institutions.
Furthermore, the company is intensifying its research into stress relief. It analyzes the impact of mental stress on the skin at the molecular and cellular levels, focusing on internal systems like the nervous, endocrine, and immune systems. While advancing the understanding of skin issues caused by stress, the company plans to expand its research scope in the future to include anti-stress and anti-aging areas, encompassing inner care.
This research is closely integrated with Sebon's core strength—its salon business—enabling the company to translate findings into services and systems that benefit customers. This approach, which goes beyond mere cosmetic development to create new value by linking beauty and health, represents a significant and unique characteristic of the company.
Surgical robot performs first fully autonomous surgery
Johns Hopkins University has announced that its surgical robot, the Surgical Robot Transformer-Hierarchy (SRT-H), has successfully performed eight gallbladder removal surgeries using artificial patients. The robot is capable of fully autonomous operation and is expected to mark a new milestone in the introduction of AI in medical settings.
A new chiral photonic device combines light manipulation with memory.
A research team at the University of Utah has developed a new optical device that can be applied to optical computing systems.This device can control circularly polarized light in real time using electrical pulses and enables the “twist” (chirality) of light to be stored as memory. The device features a structure combining carbon nanotubes and phase-change materials, realizing a scalable platform that integrates light manipulation and memory. The research was published in Nature Communications and opens up new possibilities for recording information at the speed of light.
Train an AI Taste Model to Personalize Recipes Fast
Food is no longer just about instinct or experience—AI is changing how we flavor meals. From analyzing chemical compositions and sensory data to predicting consumer flavor preferences, AI is transforming food-product development from art to science [Source: Comprehensive Reviews in Food Science & Food Safety, 2025].
Discovery of anti-obesity effects of new prebiotics: Inhibition of carbohydrate absorption via acetate and intestinal bacterial metabolism
RIKEN Center for Life Science Technologies, Mucosal Systems Research Team: Hiroji Ohno, Team Director; Naoki Takeuchi, Special Researcher (at the time of the study);and a joint research group including Shu Shimamoto, Fellow at Daicel Corporation (Headquarters: Kita-ku, Osaka City; President and CEO: Yasuhiro Sakaki), have revealed that water-soluble acetic acid cellulose (WSCA), a cellulose sample that specifically increases acetic acid in the digestive tract, suppresses carbohydrate absorption from the digestive tract by acting on intestinal bacteria, thereby improving obesity.
This research finding is expected to contribute to obesity prevention through foods based on prebiotics [1].
In this study, the collaborative research group administered WSCA to mice and found that it improved obesity, hyperglycemia, and fatty liver, reduced the absorption of simple carbohydrates [2] through changes in the intestinal environment, and decreased carbohydrate storage in the liver.
This study was published in the online edition of the scientific journal ‘Cell Metabolism’ on May 16 (Japan Standard Time: May 17).
Researchers Shine a Light on Compact Medical Sensing with a Self-Illuminating Optical Biosensor
Engineers from the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), the Barcelona Institute of Science and Technology, ETH Zürich, the Université de Strasbourg, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, Yonsei University, and the Institució Catalana de Recerca i Estudis Avançats (ICREA) have joined forces to create the first self-illuminating optical biosensor — capable of operating without the need for an external light source.
Propell partners with Xandar Kardian for contact-free monitoring
Remote patient monitoring specialist Propell has announced a collaboration with Xandar Kardian, a pioneer in radar-based continuous monitoring solutions. The arrangement will offer advanced, contact-free patient monitoring to hospitals and aged care facilities, supporting patient care and staff efficiency. Xandar Kardian’s technology uses radar sensors to provide 24/7 continuous monitoring of vital signs including resting […]
ストレスホルモンを連続的に測定できる新しいウェアラブルバイオセンサー「Stressomic」
A new wearable biosensor called “Stressomic” has been developed that can continuously measure stress hormones. This sensor operates by adhering closely to the skin, enabling accurate real-time measurement of fluctuations in cortisol, epinephrine, and norepinephrine in response to stress reactions. This technology can distinguish between acute and chronic stress, and is expected to have significant applications in healthcare and personal health management.Researchers state this sensor enables use across diverse fields, including stress management and exercise guidance.
FDA grants 510(k) clearance for Cardiosense’s wearable sensor
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted 510(k) clearance for CardioTag, Cardiosense’s multimodal, wearable sensor.
Aimed at cardiac function monitoring, the device is said to capture high-fidelity electrocardiogram (ECG), seismocardiogram (SCG), and photoplethysmogram (PPG) signals.
SCG is a technique that detects subtle chest wall vibrations linked to the heart’s mechanical activity.
US FDA approves first home test kits for three types of sexually transmitted infections in women
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced on March 28 that it has granted marketing authorization to Visby Medical for its at-home diagnostic test kit (Visby Medical Women’s Sexual Health Test) for diagnosing sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in women. This authorization marks the first time that a test kit for three types of STIs—genital chlamydia infection, gonorrhea infection, and trichomoniasis—will be available for purchase without a prescription.The test can be used regardless of the presence of symptoms, and results are available in approximately 30 minutes.
Developed a self-powered ion nano generator sensor with flexibility, high sensitivity, and real-time temperature monitoring
Scientists have unveiled a self-powered ionic nanogenerator sensor. It offers flexible, high-sensitivity, real-time temperature monitoring up to 70 °C, ideal for wearable electronics and thermal management.
Scientists map tongue's sweet sensor, may lead to new ways to curb sugar cravings
Scientists have mapped the 3-D structure of the human sweet taste receptor, the molecular machine that allows us to taste sweet things. This could lead to the discovery of new regulators of the receptor that would significantly alter our attraction to and appetite for sugar.