Integration and systematization of clinical evidence for onsen therapy by utilizing artificial intelligence
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- YAMADA Tomohide
- King’s College London The University of Tokyo
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- SHOJIMA Nobuhiro
- The University of Tokyo
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- YAMAUCHI Toshimasa
- The University of Tokyo
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- LEE Chia-lin
- Taichung Veterans Hospital, Taichung
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- NOMA Hisashi
- Institute of Mathematical Statistics
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- 人工知能を用いた温泉療法の健康効果の検証とヘルスケアの個別化の実現化
- ジンコウ チノウ オ モチイタ オンセン リョウホウ ノ ケンコウ コウカ ノ ケンショウ ト ヘルスケア ノ コベツカ ノ ジツゲンカ
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Abstract
<p>【Background】</p><p>Evidence-based medicine (EBM) involves determining treatment that matches the needs of each patient by integrating the best and latest available "scientific evidence" and "clinical skills". Systematic review and meta-analysis refers to the process of searching databases and performing statistical analysis to integrate the results of multiple independent studies conducted in the past. These results obtained provide the highest quality evidence, which has become the foundation of various clinical guidelines. The objectives of this project are to reduce the time required to perform a systematic review by employing artificial intelligence (Al) and to improve the precision of the method.</p><p>We aimed to identify particular people those who have benefited from Onsen-therapy at high risk of 5-year mortality by Artificial Intelligence. This approach takes into account the role played by differences in genetics, epigenetics, the microbiome and other environmental factors including but not limited to other nutrients, environmental toxicants, pharmaceuticals, disease status, and physical activity.</p><p>【Methods】</p><p>The objectives and planned outcomes of this project are to reduce the time required to perform a systematic review by employing artificial intelligence (AI) and to improve the precision of the method. 【Results】</p><p>By using AI software, the aim is to make comprehensive searches of medical articles for reviews 10 times faster compared to the current speed.</p><p>【Conclusion】The results of this study could provide significant benefit by facilitating the acquisition of new evidence for clinical guidelines in all disease fields as well as onsen therapy.</p>
Journal
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- Japanese Journal of Health and Research
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Japanese Journal of Health and Research 42 (0), 94-104, 2021-06-16
Japan Health & Research Institute