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Comparison of six immunoassays for assaying levels of immunoglobulin G against the nuc leocapsid and spike proteins of SARS-CoV-2
No full text群馬大学博士（医学）Thesis or Dissertation学位記番号：医博甲1954doctoral thesi
大学におけるカーシェア実証実験と大学生のモビリティ意識分析 ―群馬大学の事例―
No full textDepartmental Bulletin PaperSharing is one of the keywords for next-generation mobility, and sharing services such as carsharing are rapidly expanding. Since October 2019, Gunma University has been conducting a car sharing demonstration experiment, and the car sharing system can be used by university students and university faculty and staff. In parallel with the demonstration experiments, we conduct a mobility survey targeting university students once or twice a year. In this paper, we introduce the state of the demonstration experiment, and also describe the analysis results of the mobility survey.departmental bulletin pape
Exposure to Information and Seat Belt Use among Pregnant Women: A Cross-sectional Study in Suburban Japan
No full textJournal ArticleBackground & Aim: Wearing seat belt is an effective tool to protect both pregnant women and their unborn babies. Pregnant women are more likely to use seat belt if they have acquired knowledge on how to wear seat belt correctly during pregnancy. This study aims to examine the association between exposure to information on seat belts and usual seat belt use in daily life during pregnancy.
Methods: We employed a descriptive analysis of cross-sectional survey data collected through self-administered questionnaires at seven obstetric facilities in Maebashi City, a provincial city in Japan. Between October and December 2013, 1,278 pregnant women completed questionnaires, containing items such as the frequency of rear seat belt use and the sources from which they had received information on the issue.
Results: We found that 444 participants (34.7%) received information on seat belt use during pregnancy mainly from magazines or administrative bodies, while 834 (65.3%) did not. We also found that pregnant women who received more information from more sources were more likely to wear seat belts while sitting in the rear seat.
Conclusions: These findings suggest that increased information on the correct method of wearing seat belts during pregnancy may increase the number of pregnant women who wear seat belts. Our study has implications for protecting the safety of both pregnant women and their children.journal articl
算数科における多様な考えの比較検討に焦点を当てた実践研究 ―第４学年における一年間の授業実践と省察を通して―
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テントサウナを用いた「山サウナ」浴がストレスや自律神経機能および睡眠に与える影響
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コロナ禍での中学校家庭科調理実習課題「Stay Home Cooking」 ―三大アレルゲン対応の「ユニバーサルレシピ」を活用した自学学習―
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Sex differences in serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D reflect differences in 25-hydroxyvitamin D3 levels but not in D2 levels
No full text群馬大学博士（保健学）Thesis or Dissertation学位記番号：保博甲167doctoral thesi
Investigation of the optimal method of oxygen administration with simultaneous use of a surgical mask: a randomized control study
No full text群馬大学博士（医学）Thesis or Dissertation学位記番号：医博甲1929doctoral thesi
Disrupted local beta band networks in schizophrenia revealed through graph analysis: A magnetoencephalography study
No full text群馬大学博士（医学）Thesis or Dissertation学位記番号：医博甲1922doctoral thesi