Mitsuru Sasako (Professor, Department of Multidisciplinary Oncology Surgery) receives the 23rd Japan Society of Clinical Oncology Nakayama Komei Award

As part of the Hanshin Railway revitalization project, a registered dietitian from Hyogo Medical University Hospital supervised the "Vegeful Salad Smoothie (Revised Edition)"

Excellent nutritional balance! "Healthy Menu" supervised by a registered dietitian is available for a limited time only at the hospital restaurant!

Seiichi Hirota (Professor, Department of Pathology, Head of Pathological Diagnosis Division) receives the Hyogo Prefecture Science Award for FY2017

Launch of the "Seven Universities Collaborative Plan for Training Practitioners of Individualized Cancer Care" funded by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology's FY2017 Research Center Formation Subsidy

A research cooperation agreement was signed with Yunnan Agricultural University and the Japan-China Biological Research and Development Center was established.

It has been found that suppressing the induction of type 2 immune responses originating from mast cells is useful for preventing and treating allergies.

Opening of "One-Day Town Health Center" where health status can be measured for free

Elucidation of the mechanism by which a novel small molecule compound degrades and removes proteins involved in cancer growth

Confirmation that autologous iPS cell-derived retinal pigment epithelium sheet transplantation can be safely performed for age-related macular degeneration

Multicenter collaborative study elucidates sedative administration method that improves the quality of sedation in sepsis patients

It has been discovered that "sleep quality" affects the structure of thyroid-stimulating hormone

Hyogo Medical University Sasayama Medical Center Appoints New Director

World's first report of evidence that will serve as a new guideline for stroke treatment

Announcement of Appointment of Director of Hyogo Medical University Hospital Hospital

The number of surgeries for inflammatory bowel disease, which is difficult to treat with conventional treatment, has reached 3,000.