IIDA Miho

イイダ　ミホ

IIDA Miho

School of Medicine Department of Preventive Medicine and Public Health/Assistant Professor

Basic Information

Researcher Number

70594505

Laboratory Information

〒160-8582

Message from Faculty

I am committed to advancing research and education to help create a society in which women can remain healthy, live authentically, and thrive throughout every stage of life. Through improving women's health, I also hope to contribute to the well-being of their families, workplaces, future generations, and society as a whole. A central principle of my work is translating questions that arise from clinical practice and occupational health into research and translating research findings back into healthcare and society. I believe that women's health can only be fully understood by integrating biological mechanisms with social and environmental determinants. Thus, my research combines biological data, including multiomics, with information on lifestyle, workplace, and other social factors to better understand women's health across the life course and to generate evidence for personalized prevention and health promotion.

Biography

Researcher profile

Miho Iida, MD, PhD, is an obstetrician–gynecologist, occupational health physician, and public health researcher based in Japan. Her research focuses on women’s health across the life course, including menstrual health, reproductive health, menopause, and aging, by integrating biological data with social and workplace factors. She is the Principal Investigator of the aging substudy and the women’s health substudy within the Tsuruoka Metabolomics Cohort Study, a long-running population-based cohort established in 2012 in Japan. She is also involved in several cohort studies focusing on women’s health among working populations.