Vol. 53, No. 1, Jun. 2025
Guidance for best practices for clinical trials / ISPOR Japan Chapter & Society for Health Data Science Joint Symposium
 
Contents
 
EditorialNagai Y 4-5Full text
 
Translation
 Guidance for best practices for clinical trials World Health Organization
(Translation and supervise : Nagai Y)
7-84 Full text
 
ISPOR Japan Chapter & Society for Health Data Science Joint Symposium
 Methods and Challenges in Developing Decision-Analytic Models for Health Economic Evaluation 85-132Abstract
   Organized by : International Society for Pharmacoeconomics
            and Outcomes Research (ISPOR) Japan chapter
           Society for Health Data Science
 Lecture 1 Teramukai S88-93
 Lecture 2 Moriwaki K94-108
 Comment 1 Daimon T109-12
 Comment 2 Tanaka S113-8
 Comment 3 Aranishi T119-23
 Panel discussion  124-32
 Closing remarks Kobayashi M132
 
Current status and challenges in pharmaceutical medicine
 Introduction to the environment and recommendations
  for non-promotional activities in Medical Education
   involving pharmaceutical companies
Murakami H,Fujita A,
Sato H
133-40Abstract
 Research on career development and well-being of physicians
  and PhD researchers in the pharmaceutical industry
Omura J,Maeda-Chubachi T,
Tamada H,et al.
141-69Abstract
 
Translation and explanatory article
 Reappraisal of vitamin D RDA: Synthesizing recent findings
  by Kodama et al. with Papadimitriou’s 2017 critical review
Fukushima M171-2 Full text
 Efficacy of vitamin D replacement therapy on 28 cases of myalgic
  encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome after COVID-19 vaccination
Kodama S,Konishi N,
Hirai Y,et al.
173-88 Full text
 
Discussions on vaccine safety
 Justification for the withdrawal of “Increased age-adjusted
  cancer mortality after the third mRNA-lipid nanoparticle
   vaccine dose during the COVID-19 pandemic in Japan”
Suzuki S189-98 Full text
 Request for correction regarding criticisms
  of the Nagoya Study by Shitara and Morikawa
Suzuki S 199-202Abstract
 The Nagoya Study as an analytical epidemiological study:
   A response to the Kumamoto article based
   on the standard epidemiological approach
Suzuki S 203-11Abstract
 
Article
 Profanities in anatomy labs: A consideration around the unethical conducts 
  of a Japanese cosmetic surgeon in a clinical anatomy practice
Saio T 213-8Full text
 
Instructions for authors[Japanese]&[English] 219-27Full text
 
Editor’s note-Value of No-Go DecisionWatanabe H 229Full text

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