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  1. School of Medicine A message from the Dean Makiko Osawa M.D. Tokyo Women’s Medical University was established in the 33rd year of the Meiji era (1900) by the founder Yayoi Yoshioka, as a means to improve the social well-being of women and ...

  2. Tokyo Women’ s Medical University originated from Tokyo Women’ s Medical School, which was commenced in 1900. YOSHIOKA Yayoi, the founder of Tokyo Women’ s Medical University, adopted the concept of the primary mission of Tokyo Women’ s Medical School as the founding spirit when she newly established Tokyo Women’ s Medical College ...

  3. Yayoi Yoshioka. In 1900, I founded Tokyo Women’s Medical School, the predecessor of Tokyo Women’s Medical University, with the purpose of improving the social position of women, who had very little status at that time. For women to improve their status, they needed to attain financial independence. As a doctor myself, it was my belief that ...

  4. School of Medicine Neonatology Overview In perinatal medicine, the Department of Neonatology is responsible for the treatment of diseases of the newborn. There are a variety of diseases of newborns, including those born prematurely, those with birth adjustment ...

  5. Overview. The Department of Hygiene and Public Health was founded in 1934 by Professor Hiroto Yoshioka, son of the founder of Tokyo Women's Medical University, Dr. Yayoi Yoshioka, and since then has been engaged in research and education on a wide range of health issues throughout society. The term "public health" may be unfamiliar to many ...

  6. Overview. Located in the heart of Tokyo, the Department of Dermatology at Tokyo Women's Medical University Hospital treats approximately 110 outpatients and 8 inpatients per day. Outpatients with dermatological diseases covering all areas of dermatology such as eczema and dermatitis, urticaria, skin infections, acne, collagen diseases ...

  7. President, Tokyo Women’s Medical University. Shunichi Miyazaki. Since its founding in 1900 (the 33rd year of the Meiji era) by Yayoi Yoshioka, Tokyo Women’s Medical University has established a unique history and tradition of over 100 years as a medical university only for women students at the undergraduate level.