#日野原　重明　著 #生きていくあなたへ　１０５歳どうしても遺 ﾋﾉﾊﾗｼｹﾞｱｷ --- :9784344031722

**"Contributed to the prevention of heart disease and stroke"**
A Japanese physician and medical scholar. He held the Junior Third Rank. A graduate of Kyoto Imperial University School of Medicine, he served as honorary director of St. Luke's International Hospital and honorary director of the Japan Grief Care Research Institute at Sophia University. He was also the honorary chairman of the Sasakawa Memorial Health Cooperation Foundation.
Specializing in internal medicine, he researched the prevention of heart disease and stroke caused by thrombosis, which had been called adult diseases, and termed them "habitual diseases." This concept led the former Ministry of Health and Welfare to rename them "lifestyle-related diseases" in 1996. In 1983, at the age of 83, he led the treatment of 640 victims of the subway sarin attack as hospital director.
After serving as an assistant in the Third Department of Internal Medicine at Kyoto Imperial University School of Medicine and a second lieutenant in the Imperial Japanese Navy Medical Corps, he went on to serve as president of St. Luke's College of Nursing and a professor at International Christian University. He also became an honorary member of the Japanese Circulation Society and was awarded the Order of the Sacred Treasure, Second Class, and the Order of Culture.
Q: What was he known for?
He contributed to the prevention of heart disease and stroke.
Q: What is his famous work?
It is "Habitual Diseases."
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English Summary
**"Contributing to the prevention of heart disease and stroke"**
Japanese doctor and medical scientist. Junior third rank. A graduate of Kyoto Imperial University School of Medicine, he served as honorary director of St. Luke's International Hospital and honorary director of the Japan Grief Care Research Institute at Sophia University. He was also the honorary chairman of the Sasakawa Memorial Health Cooperation Foundation.
Specializing in internal medicine, he researched the prevention of heart disease and stroke caused by blood clots, which had been called adult diseases, and called them ``habitual diseases,'' which the former Ministry of Health and Welfare changed to ``lifestyle diseases'' in 1996. In 1983, at the age of 83, he took the lead as hospital director in treating 640 victims of the sarin gas attack on the subway.
After serving as a deputy in the Third Department of Internal Medicine at the Kyoto Imperial University School of Medicine and a second lieutenant in the Imperial Japanese Navy, he also served as president of St. Luke's College of Nursing and as a professor at International Christian University. He also became an honorary member of the Japanese Circulation Society and received the Order of the Sacred Treasure, Second Class, and the Order of Culture.
Q: What did you do?
Contributed to the prevention of heart disease and stroke.
Q: What are your famous works?
It's a "habitual disease."
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