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Tackling Essential Health Management: Expanding 'Male Condition Visualization' Pilot Programs for Companies and Local Governments

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MenLab Inc. is expanding its 'Male Condition Visualization' pilot programs for corporations and local governments, focusing on male-specific health issues such as male menopause. Following internal trials at Pasona Group, the company is advancing a health management model that promotes behavior change.

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Q: What are the features of the new health management model provided by MenLab Inc.?
A: It is a model that supports the entire process from 'awareness → visualization → behavior change → appropriate medical connection' by combining self-check for male menopause (AMS score), presenteeism survey, blood tests at medical institutions, and PHR utilization.
Q: What are the male-specific health issues that MenLab focuses on?
A: These include male menopause (LOH syndrome), stress, sleep disorders, decreased concentration, decreased motivation, lifestyle habits, and prostate risk.
Q: What were the results of the pilot measures at Pasona Group?
A: 92 people (about 70% of whom were men) participated in an online seminar. High demand for male health issues was confirmed through surveys, and some participants actually went on to receive medical examinations, demonstrating the potential for behavior change.
Q: What is MenLab's health management approach that emphasizes 'behavior change'?
A: It is an approach that aims directly at improving employee health and productivity through data analysis and medical connections, rather than just managing participation rates in health check-ups and training.
Q: What is the 'next-generation preventive healthcare infrastructure' that MenLab aims to build?
A: It is a system that integrates blood test results, health check-ups, wearable data, symptoms, and presenteeism, and works with companies, municipalities, medical institutions, and insurance companies to visualize the condition of each individual.