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AI-Powered Smartwatch ECG Accurately Screens for Structural Heart Disease
An artificial intelligence (AI) algorithm paired with the single-lead electrocardiogram (ECG) sensor of a smartwatch can reliably detect structural heart diseases such as weakened heart pumping, damaged valves, or thickened heart muscle, according to a preliminary study to be presented at the American Heart Association’s Scientific Sessions 2025. The annual meeting, taking place Nov. 7th–10th in New Orleans, brings together leading global experts to share the latest in cardiovascular science and clinical practice.
Established a technology for comprehensively analyzing the responses of approximately 400 types of olfactory receptors Elucidated that distinct patterns exist for each perceived odor quality
Kao Corporation (President: Yoshihiro Hasebe) Sensory Science Laboratory has achieved a world first by successfully expressing nearly all of the approximately 400 types of olfactory receptors found in humans on the surface of cultured cells. This has enabled the establishment of “ScentVista 400TM,” a technology for comprehensively analyzing the responses of olfactory receptors to odors. This technology suggests that human odor perception can potentially be understood through the reaction patterns of olfactory receptors to the odor molecules they detect.
Prolonged moisturizing power through moisture movement - New indicators redefine the ideal moisturizer -
Naris Cosmetics has proposed a new evaluation metric for moisturizers used in cosmetics, adding a qualitative perspective on water molecules to the conventional quantitative viewpoint. Traditional moisturizer evaluations have been biased toward quantitative aspects, such as the ability to suppress water evaporation or water content—essentially, “how much water it can hold.” The company asserts that adding qualitative aspects, such as how water molecules move and to what extent they are bound, allows for more efficient identification of ideal moisturizers for skin beauty and health.
In the study, glycerin, 1,3-butylene glycol, and sorbitol. Spectroscopic analysis examined the mobility of water molecules. The results revealed that while glycerin retains moisture, it has a minimal impact on water molecular movement.
This research builds upon the lineage of stratum corneum moisture measurement technology developed by the company. In 2016, Naris Cosmetics, through joint research with Kyoto University's Graduate School of Agriculture, developed a method using terahertz spectroscopy to measure stratum corneum moisture levels by penetrating cosmetic film layers. Furthermore, in 2023, they announced a measurement correction index unaffected by film thickness, enabling even more accurate stratum corneum moisture evaluation. The new indicator builds upon this foundation by adding an evaluation axis: “Which moisturizing agents excel at maintaining water presence?”
This achievement presents a new evaluation axis based not merely on “water retention capacity,” but on the relationship with water at the molecular level. The company plans to apply these findings to develop more efficient moisturizing agents and product designs. This scientific approach to cosmetic research is drawing significant attention.
The Key to Halting Skin's “Wave of Aging”: Discovery of Aging Chain miRNA and Inhibitory Extract
Kose announced the discovery of a new mechanism accelerating skin aging: the “aging cascade miRNA.” This breakthrough confirms that specific microRNAs (miRNAs) released by aged dermal fibroblasts act as signals that age surrounding normal cells, triggering a chain reaction of aging in the skin's surrounding area.
Research on aging within the cosmetics industry has gained significant attention in recent years. While previous studies focused on protein factors secreted by aged cells, it is now known that cells secrete diverse molecules, including miRNAs, encapsulated within extracellular vesicles such as exosomes. In this study, the team comprehensively analyzed miRNAs within extracellular vesicles secreted by fibroblasts induced to age, identifying specific miRNAs significantly increased in aged cells. When this mimetic substance was added to normal epidermal cells, fibroblasts, and vascular endothelial cells, a decrease in proliferative capacity and an increase in aging markers were confirmed, revealing that aging signals influence diverse cell types.
Furthermore, the study confirmed that Rosa multiflora fruit extract suppresses the production of this “aging cascade miRNA.” The demonstrated potential for application as a cosmetic ingredient raises expectations for a new approach to anti-aging care.
Kose is advancing skin and pharmacology research across multiple fronts, including whitening, anti-aging, and skin barrier function. Regarding these findings, the lead researcher commented, “While numerous factors secreted by senescent cells have been reported, the significance lies in identifying a specific factor that influences various cells surrounding the skin. Furthermore, the simultaneous discovery of an extract that suppresses its production is highly impactful.”
This discovery of a scientific clue to “break the chain” of aging is likely to further heighten expectations for the development of next-generation anti-aging care.
Biodegradable plastic made from bamboo is strong and easy to recycle
Hard plastic made from bamboo is as strong and durable as conventional plastics for uses such as household appliances and car interiors, but is also recyclable and biodegrades easily in soil.
Plastics derived from biological matter, or bioplastics, are increasingly popular, but they still only make up around half a per cent of the more than 400 million tonnes of plastics produced each year. This is, in part, because bioplastics lack the mechanical strength of many oil-based plastics and also can’t be easily used in common manufacturing processes.
A research and development hub for collaborative innovation aiming to realize a well-being society through the integration of healthcare and food
We are pleased to announce that Air Water Kento, located within the Kita-Osaka Health and Medical City (Kento) in Settsu City and Suita City, Osaka Prefecture, will reopen on October 20, 2025, as a hub for research, development, and co-creation aimed at realizing a well-being society through the integration of healthcare and food.
Our newly adopted theme, “Medicine and Food Share the Same Origin,” represents the concept of supporting people's health and treatment through food. Guided by this philosophy, Air Water Kento will collaborate with local residents, businesses, and universities to develop initiatives integrating multiple fields such as healthcare, food, beauty, exercise, and music. Led by the Wellness Development Center, which oversees R&D for both our Health & Safety (medical-related) Group and Agri & Foods (agriculture/food-related) Group, we will contribute to creating a Well-being society that addresses social challenges and envisions the future of healthcare, health, and happiness.
This Incredible Brain Implant Can Decode Inner Thoughts Into Speech
Scientists are making significant strides forward in brain-computer interface (BCI) technology, and a newly developed system can translate our thoughts into text or sound.
It's essentially an inner speech decoder, developed by researchers from institutions across the US. In tests on four volunteers with severe paralysis, the decoder hit an accuracy rate of up to 74 percent in translating thoughts into audible speech.
The potential here is for a BCI that can help those with speech or motor impairments to communicate more effectively than ever before, though there's still work to be done improving how accurate and personalized the system is.
Previous BCIs have relied on brain activity that is created when a paralyzed person tries to speak or write, even though their bodies cannot carry out the action. This new technology gets a step closer to the source.
Collaborative Innovation by Four Domestic Manufacturers for the Industrialization and Social Implementation of Regenerative Medicine
Cyfuse Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; President: Shizuka Akieda; hereinafter “Cyfuse”), Kuraray Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; President: Hitoshi Kawahara; hereinafter ‘Kuraray’), ZACROS Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; President: Taku Shimoda; hereinafter “ZACROS”), and Chiyoda Corporation (Headquarters: Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture; President and CEO: Koji Ota, hereinafter “Chiyoda Corporation”) announce a new collaborative initiative aimed at industrializing and implementing regenerative medicine in society. This initiative involves the “Joint Development for Establishing and Platformizing Efficient Mass Cultivation Process Methods Utilizing Novel Simulation Software for Analyzing and Predicting Cell Behavior.”
Clinical Trial Using Natto Bacteria: Confirmed to Increase Vitality and Improve Negative Mood States
Ikeda Sugar Refining Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Fukuyama City, Hiroshima Prefecture; President and CEO: Naoyuki Ikeda) has confirmed through clinical trials using “QOL Natto Bacteria®”—standardized to contain 100 billion bacteria per gram—that it enhances vitality and improves negative mood states.
Israeli startup uses dogs to sniff out cancer with 94% accuracy
An innovative research is currently underway seeking to detect cancer in its early stages through a groundbreaking combination of advanced AI technology and the highly developed sense of smell of trained dogs.
Biomimetic tongues: how cultured organoids are changing flavor detection
Scientists have engineered a biomimetic sensor that mimics human taste perception by harnessing lab-grown taste bud organoids and microelectrode arrays (MEAs). These 3D organoids, cultivated from mouse taste epithelial cells, were allowed to mature over 14 days, undergoing structural fusion and forming functional taste bud-like tissues. Once integrated with MEAs, the organoids could accurately identify five basic tastes—sweet, sour, salty, bitter, and umami—by decoding distinct patterns of electrical activity. The findings mark a significant step forward in building intelligent, biologically inspired platforms for real-time and objective taste evaluation.
A New Rehabilitation Approach Aiming to Improve Post-Stroke Gait Disorders Stimulates the Spinal Cord and Thigh Muscles in Response to the Patient's Muscle Signals to Enhance Walking Efficiency
A new rehabilitation approach called “FAST walk” has been developed to improve walking ability after stroke. This system stimulates the spinal cord and thigh muscles in response to the patient's muscle signals, enhancing walking efficiency.The study compared three groups: FAST walk, spinal cord stimulation alone, and treadmill training. The FAST walk group showed statistically significant improvement in walking speed. This research suggests the potential for restoring walking function in chronic-phase stroke patients, which has been difficult with conventional rehabilitation.
New Sensor Detects Counterfeit Drugs Capable of Detecting Presence and Quantity of Active Ingredients in Medicines
Researchers have developed a new sensor to detect counterfeit drugs. This device can detect the presence and quantity of active ingredients contained in pharmaceuticals. This technology could become a crucial means of preventing the circulation of counterfeit drugs.