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Hinoshita, Fumihiko was born on November 21, 1955 in Kyoto, Japan. Son of Junichi and Akiko (Nagata) Hinoshita.
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Fumihiko Hinoshita
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Fumihiko Hinoshita, Japanese nephrologist. Recipient 1st prize, Seven Universities' English Oratorical Contest, 1978; grantee grants-in-aid for science research, Ministry of Education, Science and Culture Japan, 1993-1997, 1999—2000, Okinaka Memorial Institute for Medical Research, 1995-1996, Shimabara Science Promotion Foundation, 1997;, IgA Nepropathy fellow, 1993.
Education
Doctor of Medicine, Tokyo Medical and Dental University, 1981. Doctor of Philosophy, Tokyo Medical and Dental University, 1986.
Career
Medical staff Tokyo Medical and Dental University, 1986-1987. Nephrologist Toride (Japan) Kyodo Hospital, 1987—1991. Research associate Harvard Medical School, Boston, 1991-1992.
Nephrologist Toranomon Hospital, Tokyo, 1992-1997. Chief nephrologist Hiratsuka (Japan) Kyosai Hospital, 1997-1998. Associate professor International University Health and Welfare, Japan, 1998—2002.
Chief division nephrology International Medical Center, Japan, since 2002. Assistant professor Science University Tokyo, 1996—1997. Assistant professor clinical medicine Tokyo Medical and Dental University, 2002—2005, associate professor clinical medicine, 2005—2006, professor clinical medicine, since 2006.
Membership
Delaware 32d Japan and American Student Conference, 1980. Member International Society Nephrology, Japanese Society Internal Medicine, American Society Nephrology.
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Married Emika Hinoshica (Fueki).
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Nationality
Japanese
Awards
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Recipient 1st prize, Seven Universities' English Oratorical Contest, 1978. Grantee grants-in-aid for science research, Ministry of Education, Science and Culture Japan, 1993-1997, 1999—2000, Okinaka Memorial Institute for Medical Research, 1995-1996, Shimabara Science Promotion Foundation, 1997;, IgA Nepropathy fellow, 1993.Recipient 1st prize, Seven Universities' English Oratorical Contest, 1978. Grantee grants-in-aid for science research, Ministry of Education, Science and Culture Japan, 1993-1997, 1999—2000, Okinaka Memorial Institute for Medical Research, 1995-1996, Shimabara Science Promotion Foundation, 1997;, IgA Nepropathy fellow, 1993.