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Date posted：May 03, 2023

Supporting the Egonoki Club (a support group for children with cancer and their families)

Egonoki Club, a non-profit organization that conducts activities for children with cancer and their families, is an organization that conducts various activities based on scientific findings, including support for returning to school after childhood cancer treatment, educational support, and life planning. As a partner of Egonoki Club, SustainaHealth supports one of its activities, "Egonoki Farm," […]
Date posted：March 15, 2022

（JP）Injury Prevention Project

The Injury Prevention and Traffic Safety Project has been fully launched as PROJECT AEGIS. We will be working in earnest to improve motorcycle handling techniques, ensure basic maintenance, and promote the use of protective equipment such as chest pads and airbags to improve safety. We will develop our activities in collaboration with motorcycle manufacturers, equipment […]
Date posted：November 22, 2021

(JP) Report of Study Group for Realization of "Patient-Centered Healthcare" published.

(JP) 国民・患者が主体的に治療法（医療技術）を選択でき、かつその選択肢を拡大するための方法として、５つの提言をまとめた
Date posted：September 18, 2021

Public Health Leadership for Sustainability

Through the experience of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have reaffirmed the magnitude of the impact of public health crises on society, and at the same time, we have reaffirmed the importance of the role of public health. In the first part of the event, the leadership that public health should show to realize a sustainable […]
Date posted：August 04, 2021

"Workshop: Producing the Next Generation of Global Health Leaders".

Chairman Onozaki will participate as a moderator in the "Workshop: Producing the Next Generation of Global Health Leaders". Date: September 10, 2021 (Friday) Time: 8:00-10:00 (Japan time) Venue: Online (Zoom) Hosted by Future Vision Research Center, The University of Tokyo Center for Global Health Human Resource Strategy, National Center for Global Medicine (NCGM) The Society […]
Date posted：May 03, 2021

The role and future direction of schools of public health in confronting the COVID-19 Pandemic and future public health crises

*Representative Director Kohei Onozaki will speak at the event. St. Luke’s International University Graduate School of Public Health Online Open Campus Date & Time: May 23, 2021, 1:00-4:30 pm ■Part I: Omnibus talk 1:00 pm (Language: Japanese with simultaneous interpretation) The role and future direction of schools of public health in confronting the COVID-19 Pandemic […]
Date posted：October 15, 2020

Tome Health Festival 2020 - Self-Care under the Covid-19

November 14, 2020 "Tome Health Festival 2020 - Self-Care under the Covid-19" will be held in Tome City, Miyagi Prefecture. -------------- Tome Health Festival 2020 - Self-care under the Covid-19 Participation is free of charge and no advance registration is required. There will be a temperature and health check at the entrance on the day. […]
Date posted：September 11, 2020

Dr. Yoshinori Hiroi appointed as an advisor

Dr. Yoshinori Hiroi, professor at Kyoto University's Kokoro Research Center for the Future of Mind has been appointed as an advisor to Sustaina Health. Professor Hiroi has long advocated the concepts of a sustainable society and a sustainable welfare society with the aim of creating a sustainable society and lifestyle that integrates the environment, welfare, […]
Date posted：July 25, 2020

Panel Discussion: "How to Turn a Crisis into an Opportunity"

Kohei Onozaki participated in the panel discussion on "How to turn a crisis into an opportunity" organized by Matsusaka City, Mie Prefecture.
Date posted：July 07, 2020

Food and Health Event (Tome City, Miyagi Prefecture)

On Tuesday, July 7, 2020, we held an event about food and health at a cafe "cofee doctors" in Tome City, Miyagi Prefecture, co-hosted by Yamato Home Clinic Tome.
Date posted：June 30, 2020

Lectures, lectures and interviews from April to June

The following is an excerpt of lectures, lectures, and interviews given by Kohei Onozaki from April to June (in no particular order)