弘前大学 大学院医学研究科 / 医学部医学科

Staffs

• Shigeyuki Nakaji
  　Special Advisor to Hirosaki University
• Tatsuya Mikami
  　Center Director, Director of the Regional Health Promotion Department/Deputy Director of the Innovation Center for Health Promotion/Professor of the Department of Pre-emptive Medicine
• Kouichi Murashita
  　Deputy Center Director, Director of the Planning and Strategy Department/Vice-President of Hirosaki University/Director and Professor of the Innovation Center of Health Promotion Science and Technology
• Ken Ito
  　Deputy Center Director, Director of the Research Ethics Division, Professor of the Department of Stress Response Science
• Yasuyuki Ishibashi
  　Director of Sports Medicine and Science Division, Dean of the Graduate School of Medicine, Professor of the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery
• Takenori Niioka
  　Director of Clinical Research Division, Professor of Pharmaceutical Science
• Takashi Umeda
  　Visiting Professor, Hirosaki University School of Medicine
  　Professor, Department of Health and Sports Science, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Meijo University
• Manabu Totsuka
  　Visiting Professor, Hirosaki University School of Medicine
  　Professor, Department of Health Sciences, Fujita Health University
• Sunao Tanaka
  　Specially Appointed Lecturer
• Kaori Sawada
  　Assistant Professor of the Department of Pre-emptive Medicine
• Tsukasa Tanaka
  　Specially Appointed Assistant Professor
• Shintaro Yokoyama
  　Specially Appointed Research Assistant

Introduction

The Innovation Center for Health Promotion conducts interdisciplinary research in social medicine and sports medicine across a wide range of age groups, from children to the elderly, utilizing a collaborative model that integrates industry, academia, and government. Through policy recommendations for improving physical and mental health, hosting various seminars and workshops, fostering collaborative research and international exchange, and cultivating leading-edge human resources, the center aims to contribute to regional revitalization and propose a societal implementation model for physical and mental health support strategies from a medical perspective in Japan.