

People Easily Become Prey to Power: Mechanisms and Countermeasures for Sport Harassment Among Martial Arts Instructors
Akiko Fujii, Psychotherapist, Japan Air Self-Defense Force Akiko Fujii, clinical psychologist, certified psychologist, and PhD in Education, has worked in city welfare and as an emergency dispatch counselor in Fukushima Prefecture before her current position. In addition to counseling, she is dedicated to resilience education and harassment prevention training. The Unique Aspect of Martial Arts One distinguishing element of traditional Japanese martial arts, such as Kendo, se
Dec 6, 2024


"Cancer Before Age 49" Increases by 80% Over 30 Years: Revealing Why Younger Cancer Patients Are On the Rise Globally
Mutsuko Ohnishi, MD, Internal medicine physician in Boston, USA Researchers from Harvard University reported in September last year that...
Nov 22, 2024


Exploring the Earth Beneath: Radar Technology in Geological Surveys ~Professor Tsubokura's Radiation Classroom~
Masaharu Tsubokura, M.D., Ph.D. Chief Professor, Department of Radiation Health Management, School of Medicine, Fukushima Medical...
Nov 8, 2024


Positive Health Training Experience - A New Concept of Health from the Netherlands - ②
Makoto Kosaka, Orange Home-care Clinic I have completed my initial training and now work at the Orange Home Care Clinic, specializing in...
Oct 25, 2024


The Issue of “Tuition Fees for International Students Being Too Low” Overlooked in the Discussion of the University of Tokyo’s “Tuition Fee Hike”(2/2)
Masahiro Kami, M.D., Ph.D. President, Medical Governance Research Institute, Tokyo, Japan The Biggest Problem: “20 Years of Low Growth Since Incorporation” On a global scale, the University of Tokyo’s biggest problem is its lack of growth since its incorporation as a national university corporation in 2004. According to materials prepared for the “Special Research University Survey Committee of the Council for Science, Technology and Innovation,” excluding hospital revenue
Oct 11, 2024


The Issue of “Tuition Fees for International Students Being Too Low” Overlooked in the Discussion of the University of Tokyo’s “Tuition Fee Hike”(1/2)
Masahiro Kami, M.D., Ph.D. President, Medical Governance Research Institute, Tokyo, Japan Enhancing international competitiveness requires funding. However, the ongoing debate about the University of Tokyo’s “tuition fee hike” is ignoring a crucial issue. It is true that the financial situation of the University of Tokyo is weak, and that its fund management is inferior. Yet, in recent years, the university has lagged behind the trend where top Western universities have sign
Sep 28, 2024


Positive Health Training Experience - A New Concept of Health from the Netherlands -
Makoto Kosaka, Orange Home-care Clinic I am a third-year medical resident, working at the Orange Home Care Clinic in Fukui City, Fukui...
Sep 13, 2024


Internship Immersed in Diverse Cultures
Takaho Nakahashi, School of Medical Sciences, Faculty of Medicine, Saga University Applying for an Internship I am a medical student. I...
Aug 23, 2024


The Causes Behind the South Korean Medical Resident Strike
Masahiro Kami, M.D., Ph.D. President, Medical Governance Research Institute, Tokyo, Japan The collective strike by medical residents in South Korea has become a topic of global discussion. Not only has it been covered by our national media, but on April 4th, the "New York Times" in the United States also published an extensive explanatory article. Why has such a situation arisen in South Korea? This paper aims to discuss the background. Increasing Medical Demand in South Kore
Aug 9, 2024


The Meaning of Medical Students Exploring Academic Writing
Yudai Kaneda, School of Medicine, Hokkaido University A Line Thrown Away by My Partner"Yudai, just keep going with your papers. Forever."...
Jul 5, 2024


Exploring Pharmaceutical Funding: Insights from the 2nd General Symposium
Tetsuya Tanimoto, M.D. Physician, Medical Governance Research Institute On April 13th, our institute hosted its second public symposium on the Pharmaceutical Money Database (DB), a continuation from last year's inaugural event. Approximately 40 participants, both on-site and online, engaged in spirited discussions. The symposium was opened by Dr. Masahiro Kami, Chairman of our institute, followed by Dr. Hiroaki Saito, who moderated the event. Coinciding with the release of th
Jun 21, 2024


Promoting Career Development for Young Internists at Jyoban Hospital: Cultivating Talent with a Global Perspective
Akihiko Ozaki, M.D., Ph.D. Physician at the Medical Governance Research Institute Jyoban Hospital is a medical institution located in...
Jun 7, 2024


The changing career paths of doctors
Masahiro Kami, M.D., Ph.D. President, Medical Governance Research Institute, Tokyo, Japan Raising medical students is challenging. Their...
May 24, 2024


The State of Wajima City Following the 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake. ~Department of Radiation Health Management, Fukushima Medical University~
Toshiki Abe, Physical Therapist, Department of Radiation Health Management, Fukushima Medical University School of Medicine I am writing...
May 10, 2024


The Difference Between Japanese and American Physicians Felt Through the Kobayashi Pharmaceutical Issue: The Critical Background of the Medical Community's Silence on Health Food Damages
Masahiro Kami, M.D., Ph.D. President, Medical Governance Research Institute, Tokyo, Japan The Kobayashi Pharmaceutical red yeast rice issue has sparked discussions about the safety of health foods, highlighting that Japan is following a trend already established in the U.S. two decades ago. Part of Abenomics, the functional food labeling system initiated in April 2015, was modeled after the U.S.'s Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act (DSHEA) established in 1994. This
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