Table 1 JECS international symposia
Conference title (date) | Venue | Co-sponsor | Country or organization of speakers/panelists | Titles of sessions/presentations |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Japan Environment and Children’s Study (JECS) Workshop on International Linkage (2–3 Feb. 2011/workshop was held for researchers) | Tokyo | Japan Denmark Korea United States of America | Session 1: planning large-scale birth cohort studies (five speakers) | |
Japan United States of America | Session 2: environmental exposure assessment in cohort studies (two speakers) | |||
Japan United States of America | Session 3: for what unexpected events must one prepare in site operations? (four speakers) | |||
Japan | Session 4: follow-up activities in birth cohort studies (one speaker) | |||
Japan | Session 5: outcome and measurements (one speaker) | |||
Japan | Session 6: expectation for birth cohort studies (one speaker) | |||
Australia WHO UNEP | Session 7: international liaison of national cohort studies (three speakers) | |||
JECS International Symposium (4 Feb. 2011/open to the general public) | Tokyo | Japan | Outline of Japan Environment and Children’s Study focusing on the effects of environmental chemicals | |
Denmark | The Danish National Birth Cohort | |||
Korea | Mothers and Children’s Environmental Health Study | |||
United States of America | The National Children’s Study | |||
WHO | Coordinating and harmonizing long-term cohort studies of children’s environmental health | |||
UNEP | An evaluation of environmental health risks and risk management strategies among children in developing countries | |||
International Childhood Cancer Cohort Consortium (I4C), Australia | International Childhood Cancer Cohort Consortium initiative | |||
Japan | International linkage in JECS | |||
JECS International Symposium in Kitakyushu, Japan (28 Feb. 2012) | Kitakyushu | University of Occupational and Environmental Health | Japan | Japan Environment and Children’s Study |
United States of America | National Children’s Study USA | |||
Germany | Concept of a birth cohort study as contribution to health-related environmental monitoring in Germany | |||
WHO | Coordination and harmonization of the next generation of large-scale birth cohorts | |||
Japan | Report from WHO Working Group for Coordination of the Next Generation of Large-scale Birth Cohorts | |||
Japan | Progress in Japan Environment and Children’s Study | |||
Japan | Current progress of the “Hokkaido Cohort Studies on Environment and Children: congenital abnormality, development, and allergy” | |||
Japan | A study of child development in northeast Japan | |||
Japan | Pilot studies for JECS | |||
Japan | Expectations for JECS | |||
JECS International Symposium, Nagoya, Japan (15 Nov. 2013) | Nagoya | Nagoya City University | Japan | Background to international linkage |
United States of America | U.S. National Children’s Study | |||
Germany | German activities | |||
China | Shanghai Birth Cohort | |||
French | French National Birth Cohort | |||
United States of America | Report from the working group related to the international collaboration in large-scale birth cohort studies | |||
Japan | Roadmap of Japan Environment and Children’s Study (JECS) for the future | |||
Japan | What has been proved and what will be proved in JECS | |||
Japan United States of America | Expectations for JECS (four speakers) | |||
Fourth JECS International Symposium (15 Dec. 2015) | Tokyo | Chiba University | WHO | Recent global environmental change and children’s health |
Japan | Preliminary results of the Japan Environment and Children’s Study (JECS) | |||
Norway | The Norwegian Mother and Child Cohort Study | |||
Denmark | An overview of the Danish National Birth Cohort | |||
Japan | Current status of birth cohort studies in Asia | |||
Norway Denmark United States of America Japan | Panel discussion: Promoting birth cohort studies: from the perspective of information dissemination (four panelists) |