"Genetic Factor Found for Cold Hypersensitivity in Japanese Women"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Mainichi

Researchers at Japan's Keio University have discovered a genetic factor related to cold hypersensitivity among Japanese women, potentially paving the way for more effective treatments based on genetic testing results. The study analyzed 1,111 Japanese women and found base differences in genes related to feeling temperature in those with excessive sensitivity to cold. This genetic factor could alter the expression of a protein connected to the symptoms and increase the risk of cold hypersensitivity. The findings may lead to the development of personalized treatment methods for this condition.
