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Orthomedico Inc.
Booth No. 2-303
Helping obtain reliable health evidence.
We help you gather human-based evidence (scientific data) and disseminate it through academic conferences and publications. Our services cover data acquisition for health effects related to product use and food intake, support for Foods with Function Claims submissions, and online market research. We also offer assistance with foundational research into food functionalities using genomic analysis techniques and aid in nutritional studies.
Product / Service

Clinical trial conduction upon request

Meta-analysis for scientific evidence under the Foods with Function Claims system

Support for dossier notification as Foods with Function Claims

Market research service using health and medical data

Exploring food functions using genome analysis technology

URL https://www.orthomedico.tokyo/
Presentaion
Date 10月15日 13:00~13:20 Location PI
Title Analysis Services for Immune-Related Cells Including pDC
Detail When making an immunity-related claim under the Foods with Function Claims system, data from studies examining how a food ingredient affects plasmacytoid dendritic cells (pDCs) is considered strong evidence. In addition to pDC evaluations conducted at the Takara Clinic Center for Food Clinical Trials, we will also explain the immune indicators measurable at our own center.
Date 10月15日 13:30~13:50 Location PI
Title How to Make Chinese Functional Ingredients Stand Out in the Japanese Market? —Explanation of Japanese Functional Labeled Foods—
Detail To sell food products with specified functions, you must apply for or file a notification as a health functional food. In particular, Foods with Function Claims allow for a broader range of claims compared to other types of health functional foods. However, there are several important points to consider. This presentation will explain Japan’s Foods with Function Claims system and the related notification procedures.
Date 10月16日 12:00~12:20 Location PI
Title Analysis Services for Immune-Related Cells Including pDC
Detail When making an immunity-related claim under the Foods with Function Claims system, data from studies examining how a food ingredient affects plasmacytoid dendritic cells (pDCs) is considered strong evidence. In addition to pDC evaluations conducted at the Takara Clinic Center for Food Clinical Trials, we will also explain the immune indicators measurable at our own center.
Date 10月16日 13:30~13:50 Location PI
Title How to Make Chinese Functional Ingredients Stand Out in the Japanese Market? —Explanation of Japanese Functional Labeled Foods—
Detail To sell food products with specified functions, you must apply for or file a notification as a health functional food. In particular, Foods with Function Claims allow for a broader range of claims compared to other types of health functional foods. However, there are several important points to consider. This presentation will explain Japan’s Foods with Function Claims system and the related notification procedures.
Date 10月16日 14:00~14:20 Location PI
Title Global Food Functionality Research Trends Seen from Test Registration
Detail In the field of functional foods, the outcomes of safety and efficacy studies can significantly influence the direction of research and development. These results are often reflected in product labeling and health claims. In this presentation, we will analyze and review data from the Japanese trial registry (UMIN-CTR) and its international counterpart (ClinicalTrials.gov) to identify emerging trends and forecast potential areas of growth in the functional food sector.
Date 10月16日 14:30~14:50 Location PI
Title Consideration of Bias in Human Clinical Trial Design
Detail To improve the quality of a clinical trial, it is essential to control for bias in advance. This is especially important for trials conducted with the intention of submitting the Foods with Function Claims system. So, what kinds of bias exist? We will explain the types of bias that can be controlled beforehand and how to manage them effectively.
Date 10月16日 15:00~15:20 Location PI
Title Control of Bias in Human Clinical Trial Reporting
Detail Enhancing clinical trial quality requires attention not only to preparatory measures but also to how the results are reported. In this session, we will explain how to control bias in advance with an eye toward final reporting, as well as discuss the types of bias that may arise after the trial and the reporting formats that can help minimize them.
Date 10月16日 15:30~15:50 Location PI
Title Adoption Judgment of Research Based on Bias Risk in Systematic Reviews
Detail When using evidence from a systematic review for the Foods with Function Claims submission, it is necessary to assess the risk of bias in each included study. So, how should this be done? We will introduce the “Risk of Bias Tool” developed by Cochrane as an example.
Date 10月16日 16:00~16:20 Location PI
Title Meta-Analysis for Notification Practitioners
Detail Focusing on meta-analysis—a requirement in Foods with Function Claims submission—we will provide an accessible explanation covering everything from foundational knowledge practitioners should understand to key statistical concepts, illustrated with concrete examples. From a practical standpoint, we will also outline important considerations for strengthening the quality of evidence.
Date 10月17日 13:00~13:20 Location PI
Title How to Make Chinese Functional Ingredients Stand Out in the Japanese Market? —Explanation of Japanese Functional Labeled Foods—
Detail To sell food products with specified functions, you must apply for or file a notification as a health functional food. In particular, Foods with Function Claims allow for a broader range of claims compared to other types of health functional foods. However, there are several important points to consider. This presentation will explain Japan’s Foods with Function Claims system and the related notification procedures.
Date 10月17日 13:30~14:20 Location PI
Title Exploration of Functional Components Using Gene Expression Analysis Technology
Detail As research on the relationship between gene expression and repression mechanisms and life phenomena progresses, various genes responsible for different life phenomena have been identified. It is a well-known fact that food components and nutrients affect gene expression, and many reports have studied such relationship. In this presentation, we will explain how gene expression analysis technology is used for the safety assessment of novel food ingredients.
Date 10月17日 14:30~15:20 Location PI
Title Changes Due to the Amendment of Functional Labeled Foods
Detail The Foods with Function Claims system was revised in April 2025. Previously, certain elements of the submission were left to the discretion of the business operator, but the revision now requires specific formats for documentation. We will summarize and explain the main points of the revision.

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