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Nutrition and Cancer | 1997

Nutrient consumption and gastric cancer mortality in five regions of Japan

Yoshitaka Tsubono; Tosei Takahashi; Yasuhiko Iwase; Youji Iitoi; Masayuki Akabane; Shoichiro Tsugane

To explore the causes of the threefold variation in mortality rate from gastric cancer in Japan, we studied the geographic correlations between nutrient consumption and the disease in five Public Health Center districts including the regions with the highest and lowest mortality rates in the country. In the winters of 1989-1991, a three-day weighed food record was collected from 207 men and the wives of 165 of the men sampled from the five districts. The average daily consumption of selected nutrients was computed and correlated with the age-adjusted mortality rates from gastric cancer. Partial rank correlation coefficients adjusted for sex and other nutrients were 0.45, -0.80, -0.20, and -0.07 for sodium, carotene, ascorbic acid, and retinol, respectively. The results suggest that variation in gastric cancer mortality in Japan may be partly accounted for by the regional differences in consumption of sodium, carotene, and possibly ascorbic acid.


European Journal of Clinical Nutrition | 1998

Interpopulation and intrapopulation variability of nutrient intake in five regions of Japan

Yoshitaka Tsubono; Mt Fahey; Tosei Takahashi; Yasuhiko Iwase; Youji Iitoi; Masayuki Akabane; Shoichiro Tsugane

Objectives: To determine the extent to which interpopulation (between-population) variance, relative to intrapopulation (within-population) variance, contribute to the total variability in nutrient intakes.Design: Cross-sectional study.Setting: Five Public Health Center districts in Japan.Subjects: Two hundred and seven men and 183 spouses.Interventions: A three-day weighed food record.Main outcome measures: The total variance in the consumption of 17 nutrient variables was partitioned by analysis of variance into its inter- and intrapopulation components separately for men and women.Results: The percentage contribution of the interpopulation to total variance differed according to the nutrient; it was notable (8–17%) for total energy, carbohydrates, phosphorus, and sodium in both men and women, but was negligible (less than 4%) for micronutrients such as retinol, carotene, thiamin, riboflavin, niacin and ascorbic acid. The ratio of intra- to interpopulation variance was estimated for 31 nutrients (17 in men and 14 in women). The point estimates of the ratio were larger than unity in all nutrients, and the lower limit of the 95% confidence intervals exceeded unity for all but 5 nutrients. Of the two sources of intrapopulation variation, intraindividual variance was larger than interindividual variance in most of the nutrient.Conclusions: The relative magnitude of interpopulation variation in dietary data can be used to quantify the range of exposure in ecological studies and to examine the heterogeneity of populations pooled for individual-based analysis.Sponsorship: This study was supported in part by Grants-in-Aid for Cancer Research from the Ministry of Health and Welfare, and for Scientific Research from the Ministry of Education, Science and Culture of Japan.


Nutrition and Cancer | 1996

Effects of human diets of two different Japanese populations on cancer incidence in rat hepatic drug-metabolizing and antioxidant enzyme systems

Yusuke Kanke; Yoji Iitoi; Masae Iwasaki; Yasuhiko Iwase; Masahiko Iwama; Mitsuru Kimira; Tosei Takahashi; Shoichiro Tsugane; Shaw Watanabe; Masayuki Akabane

Hepatic enzyme systems of drug metabolism and antioxidation were investigated in rats fed the complete human diets consumed in the two Japanese prefectures, Akita and Okinawa, where the incidence of cancers was quite different: Okinawa had the lowest and Akita the highest age-adjusted mortality rate. In rats fed the human diet consumed in Okinawa, hepatic glutathione S-transferase activity was higher and lipid peroxide content was lower than in rats fed the diet consumed in Akita. These data might indicate that the number and/or quantity of the dietary components attributed to the detoxification of carcinogens and the scavenging reactive carcinogen species was much higher in the foods consumed in the population having lower cancer mortality rate.


International Journal of Human Culture Studies | 2013

Experience learning effect by Structured Group Encounter and improving communication skills of registered dietitians

Machiko Yoshida; Yasuhiko Iwase; Tetsuo Fukushima; Yuka Utsunomiya; hiroshi Okada

It was in addition to knowledge necessary for a registered dietitian, a technique in the model core curriculum in a registered dietitian training course devised in 2009 so that an important point was put in feeding the communicative competence that was the basic ability of interpersonal duties. Therefore, in this study, I suggested introduction of the learning of utilized SGE as a method to acquire communicative competence and technique found by a registered dietitian, experiencing it and examined an education effect. A meaningful difference was recognized in the whole standard score and each factor and was able to confirm an effect of SGE for the improvement of the communicative competence. (受付日:2013年5月15日,受理日:2013年5月23日) 人間生活文化研究 Int J Hum Cult Stud. No.23 2013 SGE による体験学習が管理栄養士として必要とされるコミュニケーション能力の向上に与える影響 183 吉田 真知子(よしだ まちこ) 現職:東京聖栄大学 健康栄養学部 助手 大妻女子大学大学院人間文化研究科修士課程修了. 専門は栄養教育,給食管理.現在は管理栄養士養成課程の助手として研究を継続している.


Journal of Nutrition | 2001

Validity and Reproducibility of a Self-Administered Food-Frequency Questionnaire to Assess Isoflavone Intake in a Japanese Population in Comparison with Dietary Records and Blood and Urine Isoflavones

Seiichiro Yamamoto; Tomotaka Sobue; Satoshi Sasaki; Minatsu Kobayashi; Yusuke Arai; Mariko Uehara; Herman Adlercreutz; Shaw Watanabe; Tosei Takahashi; Yoji Iitoi; Yasuhiko Iwase; Masayuki Akabane; Shoichiro Tsugane


Journal of Epidemiology | 1996

A data-based approach for designing a semiquantitative food frequency questionnaire for a population-based prospective study in Japan

Yoshitaka Tsubono; Satoko Takamori; Minatsu Kobayashi; Tosei Takahashi; Yasuhiko Iwase; Youji Iitoi; Masayuki Akabane; Momoko Yamaguchi; Shoichiro Tsugane


Journal of Epidemiology | 2003

Food and Nutrient Intakes Assessed with Dietary Records for the Validation Study of a Self-administered Food Frequency Questionnaire in JPHC Study Cohort I

Satoshi Sasaki; Tosei Takahashi; Yoji Iitoi; Yasuhiko Iwase; Minatsu Kobayashi; Junko Ishihara; Masayuki Akabane; Shoichiro Tsugane


Journal of Epidemiology | 1998

Relationship of food intake and dietary patterns with blood pressure levels among middle-aged Japanese men.

Yutaka Takashima; Yasuhiko Iwase; Masao Yoshida; Akatsuki Kokaze; Yasushi Takagi; Yoshitaka Tsubono; Shoichiro Tsugane; Tosei Takahashi; Youji Iitoi; Masayuki Akabane; Shaw Watanabe; Takashi Akamatsu


Nutrition and Cancer | 1997

Within‐ and between‐person variations in portion sizes of foods consumed by the Japanese population

Yoshitaka Tsubono; Minatsu Kobayashi; Tosei Takahashi; Yasuhiko Iwase; Youji Iitoi; Masayuki Akabane; Shoichiro Tsugane


Preventive Medicine | 1997

Dietary Differences with Green Tea Intake among Middle-Aged Japanese Men and Women☆

Yoshitaka Tsubono; Tosei Takahashi; Yasuhiko Iwase; Youji Iitoi; Masayuki Akabane; Shoichiro Tsugane

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Masayuki Akabane

Tokyo University of Agriculture

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Tosei Takahashi

Tokyo University of Agriculture

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Mitsuru Kimira

Tokyo University of Agriculture

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Youji Iitoi

Tokyo University of Agriculture

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Shaw Watanabe

Tokyo University of Agriculture

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Yoji Iitoi

Tokyo University of Agriculture

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