TES Holdings CO., LTD.
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evidence with human make more value Contract Research Organization
Conducting and Managing Clinical Trial with Human Subjects and Systematic Review for "Foods with Function Claims System".
If you are considering human clinical trials for foods with function claims, such as skin viscoelasticity studies, body fat related studies, defecation and gut microbiota-related studies, and anti-fatigue effects in humans related studies, please stop by our booth.
We conduct consultations on "Foods with Function Claims System" and welcome your questions.
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Food Contract Research Organization Clinical trial contracting Defecation and gut microbiota-related studies |
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Presentaion
| Date | 14:00 14:05～ | Location | PB |
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| Title | Clinical trial design that responds to the latent needs of pre-seniors | ||
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As we enter the era of a 100-year lifespan, health awareness is on the rise among the pre-senior demographic (ages 50–64).
Focusing on latent needs such as “maintaining a youthful appearance” and “protecting health even before symptoms appear,” we present a clinical trial design that incorporates assessments of skin age, biological age, and cognitive function. |
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| Date | 14:00 14:05～ | Location | PD |
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| Title | Possibilities of new functional labeling health claims for skin | ||
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While it was once thought that it would be difficult to obtain approval for health claims regarding skin functions other than “skin hydration,” “moisturizing power,” and “barrier function,”
claims such as “skin elasticity,” “protection of the skin from UV damage,” “skin turnover,” and “peripheral blood flow” have been added, and there are even cases where mechanisms of action such as glycation stress and antioxidant effects have been included. Against this background, I would like to explain how incorporating the mechanism of action into existing skin health claims could lead to differentiation. |
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