Japanese Journal of Health Education and Promotion

Japanese Journal of Health Education and Promotion

Published by JAPANESE SOCIETY OF HEALTH EDUCATION AND PROMOTION

715 registered articles
(updated on April 24, 2024)

Online ISSN : 1884-5053
Print ISSN : 1340-2560
ISSN-L : 1340-2560

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2024 Volume 32 Issue 1

Changes in food expenses and nutrient intake of pregnant women: examination by childbirth weight Kaoru UNO, Fumi HAYASHI, Yukari TAKEMI
Immediate! Inexpensive! Effective! Practical nudge techniques for immediate use—learn to nudge with case studies: a report on the 2022 annual workshop of the Nutrition Education Committee from the Japanese Society of Health Education and Promotion Daisuke MACHIDA, Tatsuaki SAKAMOTO, Akemi NAKANISHI, Tomomi AINUKI, Saki NAKAMURA, Misa SHIMPO, Maiko IWABE
Relationship between the number of vegetable dishes consumed per day and economic status, eating habits, and attitudes toward choosing vegetable dishes in eating out and home meal replacement among university students in different living arrangements Ryota FUKUI, Haruka KAWAMURA, Nami KITAGAWA, Moe HOSHINO, Ayane YATAGAI, Kaoru SAKAMOTO, Makiko NAKADE
The challenges and new horizons ahead Takayo INAYAMA

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