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Health Promotion Nursing Lab (Motoshi Ochi)
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The lab studies pancreatic function and rare sugars from the perspectives of geriatric medicine and pharmacology.

AboutAbout the lab
Rethinking nursing through information from the body.
In Professor Motoshi Ochi's lab, research is conducted in geriatric medicine, diabetology, pharmacology, and biological nursing.
The lab's themes are the link between the endocrine and exocrine functions of the pancreas (pancreatic endocrine-exocrine interaction) and rare sugars.
In the graduate school, the lab accepts quantitative research using information obtained from the body, research on taking medication, and research in gerontology.
Key terms
- Pancreatic endocrine-exocrine interaction
- The way the pancreas's hormone-secreting function (endocrine) and its digestive-juice-secreting function (exocrine) influence each other
- Rare sugars
- Monosaccharides that exist in only very small amounts in nature, and sugars closely related to them
- Quantitative research
- A research method that collects numerical data and analyzes it statistically to reach answers
ResearchResearch themes
The research themes are pancreatic endocrine-exocrine interaction and rare sugars. The research fields are geriatric medicine, diabetology, pharmacology, and biological nursing.
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