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Higher adherence to the Japanese dietary pattern is associated with lower risks of all-cause and cardiovascular mortality regardless of geographic terrain, from coastal to mountainous areas

Assistant Professor SHIMIZU Akio, Mie University Hospital

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16 Sep 2026

Researchers have developed a method to produce macrophages from fibroblasts.

Associate Professor YAMANE Toshiyuki, Graduate School of Medicine

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14 Sep 2026

A classifiable nutritional status under the Global Leadership Initiative on Malnutrition framework was recorded for 53.5% of critically ill patients: A nationwide DPC database study

Assistant Professor SHIMIZU Akio, Mie University Hospital

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3 Sep 2026

Seaweed-derived rhamnan sulfate improves diabesity-related metabolic disorders

Specially Appointed Associate Professor Liqing Zang, Graduate School of Regional Innovation Studies / Lecturer SHIMADA Yasuhito, Graduate School of Medicine, Mie University

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6 Jul 2026

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Let's do Tokowaka Dance to the Best of Your Ability!

Professor GOTO Yoko, Faculty of Education 24 Mar 2020

Learn about the Japanese Spirit from Ninja

Professor YAMADA Yuji, Faculty of Humanities, Law and Economics 15 Jun 2016

Sociology Encounters the Depth of Life in Fishing Villages

Assistant Professor　YOSHIMURA Mai, Ama Research Center, Faculty of Humanities, Law and Economics 8 Jan 2020

Creating Plastic Products from "Wood"

Professor　NONAKA Hiroshi, Graduate School of Bioresources 16 Jul 2019

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Higher adherence to the Japanese dietary pattern is associated with lower risks of all-cause and cardiovascular mortality regardless of geographic terrain, from coastal to mountainous areas

Researchers have developed a method to produce macrophages from fibroblasts.

A classifiable nutritional status under the Global Leadership Initiative on Malnutrition framework was recorded for 53.5% of critically ill patients: A nationwide DPC database study

Seaweed-derived rhamnan sulfate improves diabesity-related metabolic disorders

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Let's do Tokowaka Dance to the Best of Your Ability!

Professor GOTO Yoko, Faculty of Education 24 Mar 2020

Learn about the Japanese Spirit from Ninja

Professor YAMADA Yuji, Faculty of Humanities, Law and Economics 15 Jun 2016

Sociology Encounters the Depth of Life in Fishing Villages

Assistant Professor YOSHIMURA Mai, Ama Research Center, Faculty of Humanities, Law and Economics 8 Jan 2020

Creating Plastic Products from "Wood"

Professor NONAKA Hiroshi, Graduate School of Bioresources 16 Jul 2019

PRESS RELEASE

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SEARCH

Hot News

Higher adherence to the Japanese dietary pattern is associated with lower risks of all-cause and cardiovascular mortality regardless of geographic terrain, from coastal to mountainous areas

Researchers have developed a method to produce macrophages from fibroblasts.

A classifiable nutritional status under the Global Leadership Initiative on Malnutrition framework was recorded for 53.5% of critically ill patients: A nationwide DPC database study

Seaweed-derived rhamnan sulfate improves diabesity-related metabolic disorders

GALLERY

Faculties,Graduate Schools

Copyright©Mie University. All rights reserved.

Mie University1577 Kurimamachiya-cho Tsu city, Mie 514-8507 JAPAN

Assistant Professor　YOSHIMURA Mai, Ama Research Center, Faculty of Humanities, Law and Economics 8 Jan 2020

Professor　NONAKA Hiroshi, Graduate School of Bioresources 16 Jul 2019