Osamu Takahashi

Visiting Professor

Kumamoto University Hospital

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Osamu Takahashi is a Visiting Professor at Kumamoto University Hospital, Japan. His research interests encompass a variety of health-related topics, including the prognostic effects of childbirth in breast cancer patients, health literacy and multimorbidity, and the impact of COVID-19 on post-intensive care syndrome. He has published recent articles focusing on factors associated with depressive symptoms among workers, the effectiveness of symptom-based work restriction strategies during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the cost-effectiveness of diabetes screening methods.

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Kotomi Sakai

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Ritsumeikan University

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Kuniyoshi Hayashi

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Kyoto Koka Women's University

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Mitsuyoshi Suzuki

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Articles (10)

Prognostic effect of subsequent childbirth after the diagnosis of breast cancer using propensity score matching analysis

Early identification of biliary atresia using subspace and the bootstrap methods

A nationwide web-based survey of factors associated with depressive symptoms among Japanese workers

Association between health literacy and multimorbidity: A nationwide, cross-sectional study of a Japanese population

Impact of childbirth history on dense breast in mammographic screening: a cross-sectional study

Knowledge, attitude, practice and perceived barriers of natural disaster preparedness among Nepalese immigrants residing in Japan

Postintensive Care Syndrome-Family Associated with COVID-19 Infection

Retrospective evaluation of the symptom-based work restriction strategy of healthcare providers in the first epidemic of COVID-19 at a tertiary care hospital in Tokyo, Japan

Association of hours of paid work with dietary intake and quality in japanese married women: A cross-sectional study

Cost-effectiveness analysis for HbA1c test intervals to screen patients with type 2 diabetes based on risk stratification

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Kotomi Sakai

Kuniyoshi Hayashi

Mitsuyoshi Suzuki

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