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Medical advice for healthy aging in Japan

Overview

Medical professionals in Japan are providing guidance on preventative health and physical maintenance for aging populations.

Dr. Anshiko Suganuma, an 83-year-old physician, recommends specific walking techniques to prevent falls, such as the ‘Princess Walk’—which involves looking forward, tucking the chin, and pulling the shoulders back to straighten the spine—and ‘rhythm walking’ to improve circulation.

Furthermore, experts like Dr. Yoichi Honji emphasize the necessity of regular health checkups for the early detection of asymptomatic conditions, such as cancer or myocardial infarction, which may only present symptoms once they have significantly progressed.

Entities

Lee General Hospital · Anshiko Suganuma · Gifu Heart Center · Huang Xuan · Taichung Veterans General Hospital

Timeline

16 days ago

[HEALTH] 2 sources
Medical experts share health tips for aging and fall prevention
Japanese medical experts share advice on healthy aging, including the ‘Princess Walk’ technique to prevent falls and the critical importance of regular health checkups for early disease detection.
16 days ago

[HEALTH] 4 sources
Health experts warn seniors of cervical spine risks and household fall hazards
Medical professionals warn seniors that unsteady walking may signal cervical spine nerve compression rather than aging, and highlight the high mortality risk of hip fractures caused by household falls.

Sources

gifu.heart-center.or.jp · heartbeats.jp · peoplenews.tw · pingtungtimes.com.tw · post.tv-asahi.co.jp · thehubnews.net