Event
- 2024.11.22
- HIAS Health Symposium commemorating Hitotsubashi University’s 150th Anniversary “Primary Health Care and Social Science – Policies and Practices for Healthy Living”
- 2024.12.02
- The 72nd regular seminar: Dr. Smritima Lama, Visiting Scholar, Hitotsubashi University, “A comparative study of Australia, India and Japan on the human health-climate change nexus: A perspective on Japan”
- 2024.11.06
- The 71st regular seminar: Dr. Rashedul Islam, Hitotsubashi University, “The relationship between organizational capacity of mutual health organizations and health care access and financial risk protection: Evidence from twin surveys in Senegal”
- 2024.10.02
- The 70th regular seminar : Dr. Phuong The Nguyen，Hitotsubashi University，”Trends and Projections of Child Immunization in 33 African Countries （2000-2030）: A Spatial-Temporal Bayesian Analysis for Universal Health Coverage”
- 2024.09.18
- The 69th regular seminar : Dr. Ping Ruru，Hitotsubashi University，”Evaluating the impact of a pilot programme for home- and community-based services on long-term care needs among older adults in China”
- 2023.12.08
- The 68th regular seminar: Dr. Tao TAO, School of Sociology and Population Studies, Renmin University of China,Birth Order and Gender Differences in the Division of Elderly Support within Chinese Family in the Process of Individualization”
- 2023.11.09
- The 67th regular seminar: Dr. Stéphane Verguet，Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health，Harvard University
- 2023.10.19
- The 66th regular seminar: Dr. Gabriela Flores, WHO, “Too many lack financial protection in health: evidence from the 2023 global monitoring report on Universal health coverage”
- 2023.09.13
- The 65th regular seminar: Dr. Matthew Robson, Erasmus School of Economics, Erasmus University Rotterdam,”Estimating Health Equity Weights Across Multiple Domains”
- 2023.07.26
- The 64th regular seminar: Dr. Kazumitsu Nawata, HIAS, Hitotsubashi University “An Analysis of Health Factors Affecting Employees’ Absenteeism; and Risk factors for heart, cerebrovascular, and kidney diseases”
