Japanese businesses cashing in on rise in metabolic syndrome

Japanese businesses cashing in on rise in metabolic syndrome

TOKYO, Japan - Tanita Health Link Inc. offers a program called ''Karada Karute'' (body chart) to help individuals improve their health while enjoying themselves. (Kyodo)

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