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Masayuki Nishide, Lecturer, Hospital Professor
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The Respiratory Medicine and Clinical Immunology Lab provides clinical care in respiratory medicine and clinical immunology, while pursuing research that approaches the essence of disease and education that trains outstanding clinicians and researchers. The department opened in 1905 as the Department of Pulmonary Tuberculosis (Hairo-ka), which treated tuberculosis, and developed as the Third Department of Internal Medicine. After a reorganization in 2005, it took its present form, comprising respiratory medicine and clinical immunology. The lab is also affiliated with the Infection Pathogenesis group at the Immunology Frontier Research Center (iFReC) of the University of Osaka, where it also carries out basic research.
Koichi Yamamoto, Professor
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The lab is a clinical department that integrates geriatric medicine and general medicine, working on both clinical care and research for older patients. Research is carried out by groups on dementia, frailty and sarcopenia, and hypertension and aging, together with a general medicine group. The shared goal is to achieve healthy longevity and contribute to building a vibrant, bright super-aged society. The lab also focuses on training physicians who combine specialized skills in geriatric care and general medicine with a research mindset.
Naoki Hosen, Professor
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The lab provides clinical care for blood diseases such as leukemia and multiple myeloma, and conducts fundamental research that leads to new treatments. As the hematology and oncology department of Osaka University Hospital, it treats all blood diseases, including with hematopoietic stem cell transplantation. It also pursues fundamental research toward new treatments that are effective worldwide, advancing work such as the development of CAR-T cell therapy. Visits by students and residents are accepted at any time; please consult the lab by email.
Takahiro Kodama, Professor
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The lab covers liver diseases, biliary and pancreatic diseases, and gastrointestinal diseases, and conducts both basic and clinical research. Research is carried out by several groups, including those on hepatocyte death and the microenvironment, biliary and pancreatic endoscopy, and clinical research on liver disease. Its top page states the aim of contributing to the health and welfare of people around the world through cutting-edge research and clinical care.
Yoshitaka Isaka, Professor
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The Nephrology Lab provides clinical care for kidney diseases and conducts research spanning both basic and clinical science. The lab investigates questions arising in clinical practice through basic research, and applies findings from basic research in the clinic, linking them to drug discovery. In clinical research as well, the lab generates evidence on clinically important issues such as IgA nephropathy, nephrotic syndrome, and chronic kidney disease, and communicates it to the world. The lab also puts effort into undergraduate and postgraduate education, aiming to train nephrologists and clinical scientists.
Mitsuyoshi Takahara, Lecturer
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The Hospital Clinical Laboratory Medicine Lab is one of the internal medicine departments of the Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine, responsible for education and research in clinical laboratory medicine. In the Graduate School of Medicine's list of departments, this department is introduced with the statement "proposing innovative disease concepts and developing novel clinical laboratory tests." As a department within the clinical laboratory division, it was established in 1980 for education and research in clinical laboratory medicine, the earliest such department among national universities. In 2015, it was renamed to its current name, Hospital Clinical Laboratory Medicine.
Masayuki Nakamori, Professor
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The Neurology Lab studies diseases of the nerves and muscles, including cerebrovascular disease, neurodegenerative disease, neuroimmune disease, epilepsy, peripheral nerve disease, and muscle disease. Its mission is to pursue, in a continuous line, basic research that uncovers the root of disease mechanisms, advanced clinical research, and translational research that delivers new treatments to patients. The lab aims to realize "Neurology That Cures," truly delivering its research results to patients. It also sets the goal of training people who can pose their own questions and open up new frontiers in medicine.
Kenji Yoshiyama, Associate Professor
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The Psychiatry Lab belongs to the Information Integrated Medicine course of the Department of Clinical Medicine (Internal Medicine), Graduate School of Medicine, Osaka University, and conducts clinical research on psychiatric disorders. Research is carried out by groups that each take different approaches and focus on different subjects, such as neuropsychology, neurochemistry, and cognitive and behavioral physiology. Staff in the neuropsychology group are strong in the clinical care of dementia and psychiatric disorders in older adults, while staff in the child and adolescent group are strong in the clinical care of developmental disorders. The graduate school recruits both doctoral and master's students, and lab visits are accepted at any time.
Yasuji Kitabatake, Professor
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With the goal of "turning incurable diseases into curable ones," the Pediatrics Lab addresses every kind of problem that arises in children's bodies and minds. Its clinical groups are endocrinology, neonatology, hemodynamics, nutrition and growth, hematology/oncology and immunology, nephrology and bone metabolism, clinical neurology, and neurometabolism and clinical genetics, along with the United Graduate School of Child Development (Research Center for Child Mental Development). Experts in each specialty work together to advance cutting-edge clinical care and research from the perspective of children and their families. Titles of investigator-initiated clinical studies are listed for each clinical group, and details can be viewed as PDFs.
Manabu Fujimoto, Professor
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Under Professor Manabu Fujimoto, the Dermatology Lab works to elucidate the pathology of, and establish treatments for, connective tissue diseases and immune disorders, including scleroderma and dermatomyositis. Research is divided among faculty members and investigates autoantibodies in connective tissue diseases, the functions of B cells, T cells in the skin, and the relationship between skin bacteria and inflammation. The lab is an organization in which the Department of Dermatology of the Osaka University Faculty of Medicine and its affiliated hospitals work together in clinical practice, research, and education in dermatology. The lab holds information sessions and visits for the department for medical students and junior residents.
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