Background
Uematsu, Minoru was born on November 13, 1920 in Fukuoka, Japan. Son of Misao and Tomiko (Kondo) University.
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Minoru Uematsu
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Bachelor of Medicine, Keio-Gijuku University, Tokyo, 1944. Division of Medical Sciences, Keio-Gijuku University, Tokyo, 1956.
Career
Physician National Tokyo 1st Hospital, 1945-1946, National Kurihama Hospital, Yokosuka, Japan, 1946-1949. Officer school health Yokohama City Board Education, Yokohama, Japan, 1949-1956. Assistant professor hygiene school medicine Niigata (Japan) University, 1956-1961.
Professor hygiene & public health school medicine Iwate Medical University, Morioka, Japan, 1962-1972. Professor public health school medicine Kitasato University, Sagamihara, Japan, 1972-1983. Professor public health Sagami Women's University, 1983-1993, instructor outline health care, 1993-1995.
Physician Satoh Hospital, Itoh-shi, Japan, since 2005. Assistant department hygiene public health school medicine Keio-Gejuku University, Tokyo, 1949—1953, instructor, 1955—1956. Instructor health statistics Karasuyama Nurses School, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, 1994—1998, instructor history of medicine, 1995—1998.
Achievements
Membership
Chairman district juvenile problem council Tamashi, Tokyo, 1984-1986. Member Nishinagayama district juvenile problem council, Tamashi, 1987-1996. First Surgeon Lieutenant Tokyo 1st Arsenal, 1944-1945.
Member Japanese Society Hygiene (council 1989, member emeritus since 1991), Japanese Society health Human Ecology (board directors since 1962, chief editor journal 1984-1993, member emeritus since 1962, chief executive 1993-1998), Japanese Society Public Health (councilor since 1984, member emeritus since 1991), Japanese Society School Health (member foreign affairs since 1980), Japan Association Industrial Health (councilor since 1961, member emeritus since 1994), The Kanagawa-ken Society Public Health (member science committee 1966-2002), International Union Health Promotion and Education, Japanese Society Health Education and Health Promotion (board directors since 1991), Japan Epidemiological Association (member emeritus 1990-1996), Japanese Society Health Education (councilor since 1990).
Connections
Married Tatsuko Kitamura, September 23, 1949.
