Vol.39, Suppl XXIX 2011
Innovative Strategies for Future Objectives
   
Contents
 
The 10th Kitasato University-Harvard School of Public Health Symposium
   Advanced and Global Drug Development Techniques:
   Innovative Strategies for Future Objectives
  
 
 Preface Takeuchi M,Wei LJ iii
 Faculty Members vi-xvii
 Program xviii-xxiii
 
Opening  
 Opening RemarksAizawa Y3-4
 Congratulatory RemarksNarita M5-7
 Welcome AddressZelen M9-16
 
Keynote SessionChairperson:Imura H17-46
 Promoting Development of the Life Sciences in Japan: Researcher View PointsKayama T19-31
 Advancement of Life Science in Japan: Industry View PointsShoda T33-46
 
Session 1 Promoting & Projecting New Drug Development TechniquesChairperson:Takeuchi M47-94
 Undertaking the Role of Pharmaceutical Drug Development in JapanIwasaki M49-56
 Japanese Policy for Innovative Drug DevelopmentMiyata T57-70
 The Role and Contribution of AcademiaNarukawa M71-6
 International Activities of PMDA Encouraging
   New Pharmaceuticals Development in Asia
Tsukano M77-84
 Panel Discussion 85-94
 
Session 2 Brainstorming Techniques of Early Stage Drug Development:
       From FIM to POC
Chairperson:Murakami M95-141
 Early Phase Clinical Development in Japan: Lilly StrategyYoshikawa A97-104
 The Strategies and Methods of Early Stage Drug Development
   -What can and should Japan do?-
Sawada T105-14
 The Strategies and Methods of Early Stage Drug Development: BioventureNii T115-22
 The Strategies and Methods of Early Stage Drug Development: AcademiaNagamura F123-32
 Panel Discussion 133-41
 
Session 3 Application of New Drug Development ToolsChairperson:Toyoshima S143-86
 Pharmacometrics in US: Yesterday, Today & TomorrowWagg JK145-55
 Regulatory Perspective for an Application of New Drug Development ToolsUyama Y157-64
 Application of Modeling & Simulations in Oncology Drug DevelopmentGuo F165-74
 Personalized Medicine: Biostatistical Methodology of the FutureTakeuchi M175-9
 Panel Discussion 181-6
 
Session 4 Medicine-The Next StepChairperson:Hiyama Y187-230
 Vaccine Innovation: Challenges and Opportunities to Protect HealthGerberding J189-98
 Vaccines in JapanNakayama T199-209
 The Role of the European Institutions in the Public Health in Europe:
   The Case of Immunization Programs
Martin JJP211-7
 Health Policy Based Upon Evidence and ValueMori R219-26
 Panel Discussion 227-30
 
Conclusion & Closing Remarks  
 ConclusionZelen M233-4
 Closing RemarksTakeuchi M235-7


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