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Akifumi Eguchi, Lecturer
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The Environmental Health Lab studies how living environments and environmental chemicals affect human health. Focusing especially on children, who are more susceptible to environmental effects, the lab conducts cohort studies that follow the health of parents and children over the long term, starting during pregnancy. Based on the DOHaD theory, which holds that the environment during the fetal period and soon after birth affects disease in adulthood, the lab considers environment and health across the whole life course.
Kenichi Sakurai, Professor
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The Nutrition and Metabolic Medicine Lab studies how diet affects human health, with nutrition and metabolism as keywords. Using birth cohort studies that begin with mothers during pregnancy, the lab examines the relationship among nutrition, the gut environment, and health from the fetal period. In collaboration with Chiba University Hospital, it also conducts research in clinical nutrition, which supports treatment from the nutritional side.
Masamichi Hanazato, Associate Professor
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The Healthy City and Spatial Design Lab studies how spaces such as cities and buildings relate to people's health, behavior, and well-being. Rather than attributing health problems solely to individual lifestyle habits, the lab looks at them from the side of the environment, including housing, urban structure, and connections with society. The lab moves back and forth between two kinds of work: research that uses epidemiological methods to clarify the relationship between environment and health, and design that applies those findings to the planning, implementation, and evaluation of real spaces.
Norimichi Suzuki, Associate Professor
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The Healthy Living Environment Creation Lab studies how the various environments of the homes and towns where people live affect their health. Based on the idea of "environmental-improvement preventive medicine," in which improving the environment changes people's behavior and prevents disease, the lab aims to create environments that make people healthier just by living in them. The lab gathers evidence through epidemiological surveys and live-in experimental houses, and aims for social implementation, putting its research results to use in homes and towns. Researchers from many fields, including medicine, engineering, UX design, and science, take part.
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