Session / Data

Number

Title

Speaker

Organizer presentation

PL

Epidemiology Across Time Learning from the Past, Acting Now, Preparing for the Future — Diversity, Complexity, and Inclusion in a Disrupted World

Satoshi Kaneko

Main Symposium

MS-1

The role of Epidemiology in the Fight against Neglected Tropical Diseases

Daisuke Imoto

MS-2

Harnessing Epidemiology for Health Crisis Management: The J-SPEED Japan Approach

Tatsuhiko Kubo

MS-3

Health situatedness and the limits of generalizable mono-method approaches in heterogeneous contexts

Koen Peeters Grietens

MS-4

Applying Planetary Health framework on epidemiology in complex, diverse, and to-be-inclusive world

Chiho Watanabe

Special Symposium

SS-1

Introduction to epidemiology of atomic bomb radiation in Hiroshima and Nagasaki

Kotaro Ozasa

SS-2

Radiation risks of malignant neoplasms among atomic bomb survivors

Ritsu Sakata

SS-3

Radiation risks beyond cancer among atomic bomb survivors, with emphasis on cardiovascular disease

Tomoki Nakamizo

SS-4

Studies of survivorsʼ children and individuals exposed in utero to atomic bomb radiation

Hiromi Sugiyama

SS-5

Database and epidemiological research on atomic bomb survivors at Hiroshima University

Shinji Yoshinaga

SS-6

Follow-up of health management for atomic bomb survivors in a database at Nagasaki University

Kenichi Yokota

Luncheon Seminar 1 (in Japanese)

LS

NCGM and Accenture Collaboration on Developing an Evidence-Based AI Model for Lifestyle Disease Risk Prediction

Yoshinori Sasagawa

Satellite Seminar

ST-1

Womenʼs health across the life course

Sarah Abe

ST-2

Evaluating fairness and mitigating bias in deployed AI systems in healthcare

Adam Dunn

Symposium 1

S1-1

Collaborative Modeling for Outbreak Responses: Insights from the U.S. Scenario Modeling Hub

Sung-mok Jung

S1-2

Lessons learnt in conducting observational epidemiologic studies during the COVID-19 pandemic

Takeshi Arashiro

S1-3

Roles of Epidemiologists in Post-Pandemic Japan

Motoi Suzuki

S1-4

Understanding the role of epidemiologists for the next pandemic

Yuki Furuse

Symposium 2

S2-1

Heat-Related Health Risks and Heat Vulnerability in Japan

Masahiro Hashizume

S2-2

Climate change and maternal and child health: what can epidemiologists do?

Takeo Fujiwara

S2-3

International Collaboration on Planetary Health: An Environmental Epidemiology Perspective

Saori KASHIMA

S2-4

Practical Food System in Planetary Health

Kanako Masuno

Symposium 3

S3-1

Attributable mortality and economic burden of temperature in the western pacific region

Jinyu He

S3-2

Association of holidays and the day of the week with circulatory mortality: multicountry study

Jieun Oh

S3-3

Short-term association of nitrogen dioxide and sulfur dioxide with suicide: A multicountry study

Yoonhee Kim

S3-4

Mortality attributable to influenza and temperature across climate regions: a multi-country analysis

Chris Fook Sheng Ng

Symposium 4

S4-1

Helicobacter pylori and Gastric Cancer: Population-Level Prevention and Future Impact

Sayo Kawai

S4-2

Cervical cancer control in Korea: immunization against HPV and cervical cancer screening

Jin-Kyoung OH

S4-3

From Biomarker Discovery to Precision Prediction in Chronic Hepatitis B

Hwai-I Yang

Symposium 5

S5-1

Future Epidemiologic Research Using Digital Health Technologies: The Cohort 3.0 Digital Cohort

Daehee Kang

S5-2

The High-benefit Approach: A New Targeting Strategy in Precision Medicine

Kosuke Inoue

S5-3

Persistent gaps in the use of AI for health communications and misinformation

Adam Dunn

Symposium 6

S6-1

Introduction of cohort study in the Amami islands region of Kagoshima, Japan: J-MICC study

Shiroh Tanoue

S6-2

Screening for valvular heart disease and heart failure in remote islands: The Nagasaki Islands Study

Jun Miyata

S6-3

Epidemiology and Health System Strengthening in Remote and Rural Indonesia: Challenges and Strategic Solutions

Saekhol bakri

S6-4

Towards a Future of Expanding Possibilities for Remote Islands

Makoto Kaneko

Symposium 7

S7-1

Global multidisciplinary collaborations: Insights from the global epidemic of early-onset cancers and diseases

Tomotaka Ugai

S7-2

Current status and future perspectives of the Asia Cohort Consortium

Manami Inoue

S7-3

Powerful Prospective Cohort Incident-tumor Biobank Method to Decipher Longterm Carcinogenic Process

Shuji Ogino

S7-4

International Collaborative Research: Benefits, Challenges, and Lessons Learned

Keitaro Matsuo

S7-5

Future Perspectives of Descriptive Epidemiology: Insights from Global Collaborations

Tomohiro Matsuda

Symposium 8

S8-1

How to write a good paper: Highlighting the importance of the Introduction section

Masao Ichikawa

S8-2

Immeasurable time bias in pharmacoepidemiology

Ju-Young Shin

S8-3

Writing and Publishing: Urban‒Rural Disparities in Mild Cognitive Impairment and Dementia in Taiwan

Chih-Ching Liu