TT-781 -- 300,000 Pedometers and Yokohama, a Massive Health Experiment. E-biz news from Japan.

One of the easiest ways to reduce medical costs for the elderly, as proven in studies around the world, is to increase the physical fitness of the target population.

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TT-739 -- Nine Events in 2013 That Will Change Us, ebiz news from Japan

This year's summary of key events revolves in around the role of government intervention and the trends that such politically-driven activity will have on our businesses in 2014.

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TT-684 -- Making Hospitals More Commercially Viable, ebiz news from Japan

The government announced that it was going to help stimulate the medical sector by creating new guidelines to encourage Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) to invest in hospitals.

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TT-627 -- Old People: Savings and Health Liabilities, e-biz news from Japan

Old people own most of the wealth, and young working tax payers cover the oldies' increasing health care bills.

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TT-616 -- Believers in Japan's Health System, e-biz news from Japan

While every health system has its negatives, Japan's does have some amazing positives.

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TT-559 -- Flip Side of Metabolic Syndrome -- Being Too Skinny, ebiz news from Japan

Being obese is not healthy, but are we going too far in the opposite direction?

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TT-553 -- Medical Tourism a Non-starter, ebiz news from Japan

... and an ossified Japanese hospital system in a state of financial crisis.

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TT-540 -- Medicines online after all, ebiz news from Japan

Will Japan's mystifying piece of legislation actually improve safety? Or is it another piece of bureaucratic ridiculousness?

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TT-521 -- Medical investment is good business, ebiz news from Japan

There's plenty to be positive about in the medical industry.

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TT-519 -- Natto for heart health, ebiz news from Japan

The smelly soy beans have some benefits, you know...

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