●Editorial | Yamada H,Kita K | 132-3 | Full text | |
●Research Meeting and Webinar on Cutaneous Leishmaniasis (CL): Research and development for neglected diseases and associated social issues | 135-234 | Abstract | ||
※Webinar information | ||||
Agenda and Profiles | 138-47 | Full text | ||
・Part 1 Cutaneous Leishmaniasis (CL) Research Meeting | ||||
Welcome Address and Opening Remarks | Hirabayashi F,Nakatani K,Kita K | 148-9 | ||
Cutaneous Leishmaniasis: Current situation and DNDi’s approach | Arana B | 150-7 | Summary | |
Preclinical development of CpG D35 for combined treatment of cutaneous leishmaniasis | Ishii KJ | 158-67 | Summary | |
Prospects for new treatments for leishmaniasis | Mowbray C | 168-76 | Summary | |
CL Treatment Strategy: The vision and pathway to access | Ajose O | 177-81 | Summary | |
A live attenuated markerless prophylactic vaccine for leishmaniasis using CRISPR gene editing | Hamano S | 182-6 | Summary | |
Q&A | 187-9 | |||
Closing Remarks | Yamada H | 190 | ||
・Part 2 Webinar: Cutaneous Leishmaniasis (CL) | ||||
Welcome Address | Hirabayashi F | 191 | ||
Cutaneous Leishmaniasis in conflict situations | Ritmeijer K | 192-200 | Summary | |
Cutaneous leishmaniasis and mental health: Exploring psychosocial impact and CL-associated stigma (the ECLIPSE programme) | Dikomitis L,Price H,et al. | 201-9 | Summary | |
Cutaneous Leishmaniasis (CL) in women and children | Bennis I | 210-6 | Summary | |
Cutaneous Leishmaniasis: Current treatments and gaps | Arana B | 217-24 | Summary | |
Current approaches to the development of a vaccine against CL | Goto Y | 225-32 | Summary | |
Q&A and Closing Remarks | van Gulik C,Hirabayashi F,Kita K | 233-4 | ||
●Articles | ||||
Antimalarial drug candidate showing anti-new coronavirus effects: Diverse developments in infectious disease research | Kita K | 235-42 | Abstract | |
A landmark proposal in the COVID-19 pandemic: Why is the TRIPS waiver important? | Kurumiya T,Kanasugi U | 243-52 | Abstract | |
Placebo drift revisited: Reviewing placebo response mitigation | Saio T,Kurihara C | 253-62 | Full text | |
●Lecture | ||||
Ongoing paradigm shift in BioHealth science and technology | Fukushima M | 263-82 | Abstract | |
●Explanatory article and translation | ||||
Guiding Principles on Reasonable Agreements between Patient Advocates and Pharmaceutical Companies -Translation of the materials and its potential for future application- | Imamura K,Saeki H, Nakahama H,Tsukahara K, Tsutsumi N,Kurihara C |
283-9 | Abstract | |
Guiding Principles on Reasonable Agreements between Patient Advocates and Pharmaceutical Companies | Trans. by Tsukahara K,Tsutsumi N, Nakahama H Trans. & Superviser: Imamura K, Kurihara C,Saeki H, Mimura M,Nemoto T,Obata M, Iwasaki K,Abe Y | 291-304 | Full text | |
●Forum | ||||
A group of Patient Public Involvement (PPI) shared their feelings after reading “DECLARATION OF HELSINKI”: Part 2 The launch of developing “MY/OUR DECLARATION OF HELSINKI” | Yoshikawa K,Saeki H, Tsutsumi N,et al. |
305-14 | Full text | |
Heart plus help mark/Satchan’s mom | Takagi Y | 315-7 | Full text | |
The 12th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Association of Pharmaceutical Medicine 2021-A new style of pharmaceutical medicine | Matsuyama K | 319-24 | Full text | |
●Instructions for authors[Japanese]&[English] | 325-33 | Full text | ||
●Editor’s note | Saio T | 335 | Full text |