Koryu Sato

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Kyoto University

Japan

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Dr. Koryu Sato is an Assistant Professor at Kyoto University in Japan. His research primarily focuses on the health behaviors and disabilities of older adults, with recent studies examining the effects of incentivized walking programs, retirement, and disaster-related relocation on mental health and social participation. Additionally, he investigates the impact of public libraries and dietary interventions on the well-being of older populations. His work spans various cross-national studies, showcasing the health disparities related to socioeconomic factors in aging communities.

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Articles (18)

Gender, socioeconomic, and built environment differences in the association of participation in an incentivized walking program with physical and social activity: A prospective cohort study among older adults in Japan

Heterogeneous associations of retirement with health and behaviors: A longitudinal study in 35 countries

Public libraries and functional disability: A cohort study of Japanese older adults

Increased vegetable consumption in Japan using an incentivized health communication campaign with a quiz

Estimating the joint association of adverse childhood experiences and asthma with subsequent depressive symptoms: a marginal structural modelling approach

Retirement and cardiovascular disease: a longitudinal study in 35 countries

Machine Learning–Based Prediction of Functional Disability: a Cohort Study of Japanese Older Adults in 2013–2019

Trends in Cardiovascular Risk Factors by Income among Japanese Adults Aged 30-49 Years from 2017-2020: A nationwide longitudinal cohort study

Family Pharmacy and Medication Adherence Among Older Adults in Japan: A Cross-Sectional Study of JAGES 2019

Does disaster-related relocation impact mental health via changes in group participation among older adults? Causal mediation analysis of a pre-post disaster study of the 2016 Kumamoto earthquake

Association Between the COVID-19 Pandemic and Early Childhood Development

Association of Pneumococcal and Influenza Vaccination With Patient–Physician Communication in Older Adults: A Nationwide Cross-sectional Study From the JAGES 2016

Associations of influenza and pneumococcal vaccinations with burdens of older family caregivers: The Japan Gerontological Evaluation study (JAGES) cross-sectional study

Association of functional competencies with vaccination among older adults: a JAGES cross-sectional study

Characteristics associated with optimistic or pessimistic perception about the probability of contracting COVID-19: A cross-sectional study of Japanese older adults

Pre-pandemic individual- and community-level social capital and depressive symptoms during COVID-19: A longitudinal study of Japanese older adults in 2019-21

Nutrient and Food Group Prediction as Orchestrated by an Automated Image Recognition System in a Smartphone App (CALO mama): Validation Study

Potential causal effect of physical activity on reducing the risk of dementia: a 6-year cohort study from the Japan Gerontological Evaluation Study

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Tomo Takasugi

Yugo Shobugawa

Kousuke Iwai-Saito

Masanori Isobe

Naoki Kondo

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