Jun Aida

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Tokyo Medical and Dental University

Japan

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Professor Jun Aida is a faculty member at Tokyo Medical and Dental University in Japan. His research focuses on public health, particularly in relation to dementia, oral health, and the impact of socioeconomic factors on health outcomes among older adults. Recent articles by Professor Aida examine topics such as social participation and mental health, dental hygiene, and the use of AI in health diagnostics.

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Yukiko Uchida

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Kyoto University

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Yuko Inoue

Tokyo Medical and Dental University

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Upul Cooray

Tohoku University

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Sakura Kiuchi

Tohoku University

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Takafumi Yamamoto

Hokkaido University Hospital

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Kousuke Iwai-Saito

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Niigata Daigaku Daigakuin Ishigaku Sogo Kenkyuka

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Masamichi Hanazato

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Chiba University

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Rahul Malhotra

National University of Singapore (NUS)

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Angelique Chan

National University of Singapore (NUS)

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Articles (20)

Childhood Socioeconomic Status Affects Dental Pain in Later Life

Sustained social participation and dementia: evidence from a Japanese longitudinal cohort study with a time-varying exposure analysis

Association between infrequent denture cleaning and all-cause mortality risk among community-dwelling older adults: Findings from a six-year cohort study

Gender differences in roles of health behavior between marital status and oral health

Dental prosthesis use and mortality: A time-varying exposure analysis with machine learning

Paradoxical effects of community social cohesion on mental health and help-seeking among older adults: The role of reputation concern and socioeconomic status

Chewing difficulty, swallowing problems, xerostomia and cause‐specific mortality among older adults: A 7‐year follow‐up JAGES cohort study

Water fluoridation as a population strategy for reducing oral health inequalities: high-dimensional effect heterogeneity analysis using machine learning

Accessible halitosis diagnosis: validating the accuracy of novel AI-based compact VSC measuring instrument

Risk of Surgical Site Infections after Tooth Extraction in CKD

Co-Payments and Inequality in Gingival Bleeding and Dental Visits

Education‐related inequalities in oral health among older adults: Comparing Singapore and Japan

Reconsidering economic interventions to reduce oral health inequalities

Oral Self-Care, Pneumococcal Vaccination, and Pneumonia Among Japanese Older People, Assessed With Machine Learning

Effect of Tooth Loss on Cognitive Function among Older Adults in Singapore

Difference of income inequalities of denture use by co‐payment rates: A JAGES cross‐sectional study

Lower socio‐economic status in adolescence is associated with poor oral health at an older age: Mediation by social and behavioural factors

Oral status and homebound status: A 6‐year bidirectional exploratory prospective cohort study

Tap water natural fluoride and parent‐reported experience of child dental caries in Japan: Evidence from a nationwide birth cohort survey

Large Contribution of Oral Status for Death Among Modifiable Risk Factors in Older Adults: The Japan Gerontological Evaluation Study (JAGES) Prospective Cohort Study

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Yukiko Uchida

Yuko Inoue

Upul Cooray

Sakura Kiuchi

Takafumi Yamamoto

Kousuke Iwai-Saito

Masamichi Hanazato

Rahul Malhotra

Angelique Chan

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