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Lion Science Journal was launched in 2010 and introduces Lion's technologies and advanced research in a wide range of fields from the perspectives of the science of health, comfort and the environment. This publication strives to offer a deeper understanding of Lion’s efforts into research and development.
LION R&D OFFICIAL BOOK
This is an overview of Lion’s research and development as a whole.
INDEX
-Lion R&D Framework
-Lion Products, Side by Side with People
-Lion R&D: Part of Our Lives
-Technology and Research to Create Future Living Habits
-Bringing Healthy and Comfortable Lifestyles to Asia and the World
The Cutting Edge of Aspirin Research
Lion is using its research into aspirin’s side effects and a new mechanism of action to develop new products.
Awakening the Power of Your Skin
To realize the skin’s full natural power, Lion develops products that care for and maintain the health of the skin from the inside and out.
Building Communities That Use Water Better
MEE—A surfactant that helps save water and offers high detergency.
The Unknown Power of Saliva
Building on its accumulated oral care research, Lion is investigating saliva.
A New Approach to Bathroom Mold Prevention
A solution that employs fumigation to eliminate mold throughout the bathroom that reaches even spores clinging to the hard-to-clean ceiling.
The Truth about Periodontal Disease
Periodontopathic bacteria that destroy periodontal tissues survive secretly and hardily in oral biofilms deep down in periodontal pockets.
Infectious diseases are illnesses that occur when pathogens enter a host through the environment (via the air, water, etc.) or contact with animals or people, and cause a variety of symptoms. Three factors are necessary for an infection to occur: 1) pathogens, 2) routes of transmission and 3) a host. Proper cleanliness and hygiene habits are even more important now that COVID-19 has permeated our lives. We asked some experts to talk about the three factors that lead to infection and what we should be aware of in our stay-home lifestyles.
Viruses with High Mutation Rates
The Three Elements of Infection:the Pathogens
Risk Analysis of Zoonosis
Countering the risk of droplet-borne infection in daily life
The Three Elements of Infection:the route of transmission
Predictions of viral droplet infection and proposed countermeasures
The oral cavity as a site for SARS-CoV-2 infection
The Three Elements of Infection:the host
Oral care and salivary function that help prevent infection
Staying healthy while staying at home
As well as what we should be careful about in our stay-home lifestyles
