- Fukushima Health Management Survey has monitored residents' physical and mental health since 2011 to maintain and improve population health into the future.
- The 12 March 2026 International Symposium offered in-person and streamed sessions with original audio and simultaneous translation, engaging residents, stakeholders and media.
- Video recordings and presentation slides are available on demand in English and Japanese, with references for deeper exploration of Survey findings.
Fukushima J Med Sci. 2026 Aug 26. doi: 10.5387/fms.26-00037. Online ahead of print.
ABSTRACT
Since 2011, the Fukushima Health Management Survey has attended to the physical and mental health of Fukushima residents, to maintain and improve their health into the future. As meaningful data emerged from the Survey, annual symposia were organized for Fukushima residents and other stakeholders. The 12 March 2026 International Symposium attracted 62 attendees and 8 media organizations to Fukushima Medical University’s Ekimae (Fukushima Station) Campus. Online video streaming, with original audio and simultaneous translation, accommodated another 168 attendees and 5 media organizations. Video recordings, with a choice of English or Japanese soundtracks, and presentation slides, are available on demand1). Highlights follow, with the hope that readers will explore topics in greater detail through publications and web pages of the Fukushima Health Management Survey, as well as scholarly references cited by Symposium speakers on many of their slides.
PMID:42649043 | DOI:10.5387/fms.26-00037
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