Lighting Facilities of Japan Expo in Fukushima 2001

Fukushima: Catastrophe, Compensation, and Justice in Japan

Association of pregnancy intention with parenting difficulty in Fukushima, Japan.

BACKGROUND Our prior study revealed that nearly half of the Japanese women between the ages of 35 and 49 years experience an unintended pregnancy, many of which are carried to term. The present study is intended to investigate the association of the intention to become pregnant with parenting difficulty after birth. METHODS We distributed self-administered questionnaires to mothers of 317 ran...

1493Clinical features of Scrub typhus in Fukushima, Japan

Background. Scrub typhus is endemic in Fukushima, where the highest number has been reported from 2006 to 2011 in Japan. The clinical and epidemiological features, phylogeneitc information have been reported in IDWeek 2012. The relationship between the clinical features and serotypes is not clear. Methods. Observational clinical case series from 2008 to 2014, Retrospective chart review Results....

Radiation-Driven Migration: The Case of Minamisoma City, Fukushima, Japan, after the Fukushima Nuclear Accident

The emigration of residents following the Fukushima nuclear accident has resulted in aging and depopulation problems in radiation-contaminated areas. The recovery of affected areas, and even those areas with low radioactive pollution levels, is still heavily affected by this problem. This slow recovery consequently affects immigration patterns. This review aims to present possible factors that ...

Integrated Lighting Approach Saves Energy in Post Office Facilities

The United States Postal Service (USPS) has made numerous efforts to improve the lighting quality and efficiency in their facilities. These efforts have included both traditional retrofits such as the transition to T8 lamps/electronic ballasts and more experimental approaches such as light pipes and sulfur lamps. However, these efforts have focused primarily on their industrial and plant facili...