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Public lectures on the prevention of lifestyle-related diseases
Support for ensuring a continuous supply of doctors in the Mishima, Toshima, and Amami Island regions
Research into obligate intracellular parasitic bacteria that cause zoonotic diseases
Elucidation of the characteristics of native citrus fruits in the Amami Islands and promotion of their advanced utilization
Advanced Agricultural Demonstration Project for Sugarcane Farming
Student training and training for professionals that contributes to community rehabilitation in the Amami Islands
Development of pharmaceuticals and quasi-drugs using silk from Amami Oshima and genetically modified silk
Protecting regional healthcare in the future: Student training on remote islands in Kagoshima Prefecture
Support for infection control measures at medical institutions and care facilities
Next-generation and current human resource development and public awareness for a sustainable remote island medical system
Preventive care program for the elderly, including physical fitness tests and health checks at day-care centers - DOKUSA UP Program -
Research on the prevention of lifestyle-related diseases and longevity in Amami
Building a network of supporters to support developmental support that makes the most of the strengths of remote islands
Psychological support activities at a psychological counseling center open to the local community
Installation of vending machines in support of TABLE FOR TWO
Alerting the public to fatal accidents while bathing.
Development of a nuclear disaster version of the HUG Development of teaching materials to enable students to experience realistic evacuation behaviour and shelter life in the event of a nuclear accident
Cultivation of Potassium-Reduced Crops by Gravel Cultivation with Clean Recycled Water
Activities to support the super-aging society and welfare society through dental anesthesia treatment in the Southern Kyushu area
Analysis of oral bacterial pathogenicity and identification of novel antimicrobial susceptibility factors