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Department Of Welfare Promotion And Epidemiology Faculty Of Medicine University Of Toyama | 論文
- 日本人の思春期の女性におけるボディイメージと生活習慣との関係
- Ischaemic Heart Disease Deaths in a Japanese Rural Area Evaluated by Clinical Records
- The Relationship between New Stroke Onset and Serum Thiocyanate as an Indicator to Cigarette Smoking
- Serum Thiocyanate Concentration as an Indicator of Smoking in Relation to Deaths from Cancer
- Lifestyle and Overweight Among Japanese Adolescents : The Toyama Birth Cohort Study
- Parental Obesity, Lifestyle Factors and Obesity in Preschool Children : Results of the Toyama Birth Cohort Study
- Characteristic Lifestyles in 6-year-old Children with Obese Parents : Results of the Toyama Birth Cohort Study
- Influence of Behavioral and Environmental Factors on the Development of Obesity in Three-year-old Children -A Case-Control Study Based on Toyama Study-
- Validity of Child Sleep Diary Questionnaire among Junior High School Children
- Validation of a Self-reported Physical Activity Questionnaire for Schoolchildren
- Associations of Sense of Coherence with Sickness Absence and Reported Symptoms of Illness in Japanese Civil Servants
- Job Strain and Sleep Quality in Japanese Civil Servants with Special Reference to Sense of Coherence
- The Validity of Sleeping Hours of Healthy Young Children as Reported by Their Parents
- Job strain and sleep quality in Japanese civil servants with special reference to sense of coherence
- Occupational differences in the quality of life of Japanese civil servants with special reference to sense of coherence
- Accuracy of the Estimated Prevalence of Childhood Obesity from Height and Weight Values Reported by Parents : Results of the Toyama Birth Cohort Study
- Validity of a Questionnaire Evaluating Physical Activity Level in Young Children
- A Meta-analysis of Epidemiological Studies on the Relationship between Occupational Electromagnetic Field Exposure and the Risk of Adult Leukemia
- 3歳から6歳時における小児の body mass index に影響する環境行動要因の検討 : 富山コホートスタディ
- Association of Smoking Behavior and Socio-Demographic Factors, Work, Lifestyle and Mental Health of Japanese Civil Servants