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Medical Statistics Lab
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A lab that studies how to collect and analyze data in medical research.

AboutAbout the lab
How should medical research data be collected and analyzed?
The lab works on medical statistics, an applied discipline that provides methodology for how to collect and analyze data in medical research, including basic research, clinical research, and epidemiology.
Its main research themes are the development and evaluation of designs for clinical and epidemiological studies, the development and evaluation of statistical methods for analyzing medical data, quality management of medical research, and the use of medical databases.
In Japan, the number of statisticians involved in medical research is extremely small compared with Europe and the United States, and the lab is introduced as one of the few places where one can study medical statistics.
The lab also holds a concurrent appointment with the Clinical Trial Data Center at Tohoku University Hospital, where it takes part in problems arising in practice from the perspectives of statistics and information management, and also carries out joint research.
Key terms
- Medical statistics
- An applied discipline that provides methods for collecting and analyzing data in medical research. Also called biostatistics.
- Epidemiological study
- Research that investigates the causes and spread of diseases in groups of people.
- Clinical Trial Data Center
- An organization at Tohoku University Hospital. The lab holds a concurrent appointment there and takes part in problems arising in practice from the perspectives of statistics and information management.
NewsLab news
Paper by a Project Lecturer published in Journal of the Society for Clinical Data Management
Paper by a part-time lecturer published in Journal of the Society for Clinical Data Management
Review paper by a Project Assistant Professor published in Japanese Journal of Biometrics
Paper by a doctoral program graduate published in Therapeutic Innovation & Regulatory Science
Paper by a doctoral program graduate published in Therapeutic Innovation & Regulatory Science
ResearchResearch themes
The lab studies methods for planning the surveys and experiments used in medical research and for the statistical analysis of the resulting data. Its work includes the design of clinical and epidemiological studies and the development and evaluation of analysis methods.
View More ↗MembersFaculty
The members of the Medical Statistics lab consist of faculty members, part-time lecturers, and doctoral and master's students.As of 2026
- ProfessorTakuhiro Yamaguchi
- Project LecturerMunenori Takata
- Project Assistant ProfessorShunsuke Oyamada
- Assistant (Joshu)Qiu Shiwei
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