New book Nihon Essay Essay 47 Tips and Tricks : How to Be Smart in Medicine and Live Well Until Death / Hideki Wada

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This is the first book written by Dr. Hideki Wada, the author of Kabe 』, an 80-year-old 『 who became the No. 1 non-fiction bestseller for the second year in a row. This book teaches elderly people and their families how to deal with medical care that they should know at minimum. For example, "There is no evidence that Japanese people live longer with drugs for high blood pressure," "Be careful not to take too much salt for the elderly. It causes hyponatremia and eventually leads to dementia," "If you lose weight, women are more likely to develop cancer than men," "When you try to reduce or stop drugs, hospitalized patients become healthy," "Even the drugs that are usually prescribed can cause traffic accidents," and "lowering cholesterol levels raises the risk of cancer." It is verified from over 30 years of experience in medical care for the elderly and various data. It also explains how to deal with dementia and chronic diseases, how to deal with senile depression that may reach 3 million people tomorrow, and points for improving QOL in nursing care and home care. Let's reset our knowledge with this book in an era of 100 years of life.