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Previous studies to determine disease causes have been typically conducted by using data on each person's combination of genomes and changes in biomolecules such as blood proteins, as well as subjective data on environmental factors that is collected infrequently through questionnaires. The new study, however, will be the world's first to integrate genome and biomolecule factors with objective data on environmental factors, including lifestyle, such as weight, diet, sleep and exercise, as well as body conditions such as blood pressure and body temperature of hundreds of pregnant women. They will be monitored daily with handy wearable devices that connect to smartphones to transmit the data to the study center. The aim is to establish practical methods for preventing and quickly detecting pregnancy-induced diseases typically experienced by about 200,000 pregnant women, or roughly one fifth of all pregnancies in Japan each year. Diseases are thought to be contracted due to complex interactions between genetic and environmental factors such as lifestyle. As past research into environmental factors has depended mainly on data submitted voluntarily by subjects in once- or twice-annual questionnaires, the data could not include comprehensive factors of daily lives. The study by DOCOMO and ToMMo, however, will involve hundreds of pregnant women who will wear handy monitoring devices to collect data on a daily basis for easy transmission via smartphone to the study center. The study began at Tohoku University on November 19, 2014 and will last until March 31, 2019. During the current fiscal year ending in March 2015, efforts will focus on the joint study system. From the next fiscal year, the study will look at comprehensive methods for analysis of genetic and environmental factors. New findings regarding measures for prevention or early detection of pregnancy-induced diseases will be announced at academic conferences and in journals. Combining ToMMo's analytical technologies for genomes and other biomolecules and DOCOMO's mobile healthcare technologies, the joint study could potentially lead to improved healthcare practices during maternity and ultimately safer childbirth deliveries free of common diseases. 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