TheNational Institute of Infectious Diseases(Japanese:Quốc lập cảm nhiễm chứng viện nghiên cứu,Hepburn:Kokuritsukansenshōkenkyūjo)is an institution of theMinistry of Health, Labour and Welfare.Its predecessor is theNational Institute of Health(Japanese:Quốc lập dư phòng vệ sinh viện nghiên cứu,Hepburn:Kokuritsu yobōeiseikenkyūsho),which was established in 1947.
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| Founded | 1947 |
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| Website | https:// niid.go.jp/niid/en/ |
History
editThe Murayama Government Building and RIKEN Tsukuba Research Institute are biosafety level (BSL) 4 research facilities, but both facilities are operated up to BSL-3 due to opposition from local residents, and research that requires BSL-4 can be performed.[1][2]\
On August 7, 2015, it was designated as the first BSL-4 facility in Japan for detailed examination and development of therapeutic agents for patients suspected of being infected withEboladue to the 2014West African Ebola epidemic.[2][3]
On May 31, 2023, a law was passed in the Diet to establish thenational research institute for health risk managementby integrating the National Institute of Infectious Diseases (NIID) and the National Center for Global Health and Medicine (NCGM).[4]
References
edit- ^Đằng dã cơ văn (2014-11-17)."エボラ xuất huyết nhiệt: Quốc lập cảm nhiễm nghiên thôn sơn sảnh xá の thi thiết giá động で hiệp nghị".Mỗi ngày tin tức.Archived fromthe originalon 2014-12-14.Retrieved2014-11-18.
- ^ab"【エボラ xuất huyết nhiệt 】 thật nghiệm thi thiết giá động に hướng け hiệp nghị へ diêm kỳ hậu 労 tương が võ tàng thôn sơn thị trưởng と hợp ý".Sản kinh ニュース.2014-11-17. Archived fromthe originalon 2014-12-02.Retrieved2014-11-18.
- ^Nhật Bản kinh tế tin tức xã (2015-08-07)."“ＢＳＬ４” thi thiết, quốc nội sơ の chỉ định quốc lập cảm nhiễm chứng nghiên ・ thôn sơn sảnh xá ".Retrieved2016-02-06.
- ^"Law on setup of 'disease control center' passed in Japan in case of new pandemic".Mainichi Daily News.31 May 2023.
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