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[Press Release] Article of the international research team that ARIHHP assistant professor Sagayama published in Science
★Research of Honorary Professor Asai et al. was reported by Jiji Press
★Article of ARIHHP Assistant Professor Sagayama and JISS was published
[Press Release] Article of Associate Professor NAKATA Yoshio on a smartphone healthcare application to promote weight loss was published in Nutrients
★Research of Honorary Professor Asai et al. was featured in Tokyo Sports Press
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