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The Hiroshima City Medical Association issued a newsletter on February 15, 2018, stating that lifestyle-related diseases, such as high blood pressure and cardiovascular disease, are closely related to excessive salt intake. The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare revised the "Dietary Reference Intake" in April 2015, setting a daily salt intake target of less than 8.0g for men and 7.0g for women aged 18 and above. The Japanese Society of Hypertension recommends a daily salt intake of less than 6.0g for hypertensive patients. To manage salt intake, a simple and convenient method using spot urine samples and creatinine correction has been introduced, allowing for the estimation of daily salt intake. This method is based on the calculation formula outlined in the Japanese Society of Hypertension's "Hypertension Treatment Guidelines 2014".