Takehito Sato

Nursing and Medical Science

Immunology Molecular mechanisms of metabolic syndrome

General Pathophysiology, Nursing and Pathophysiology, Life Science, Structure and Function and Life I (Regulatory Mechanisms for Maintaining Homeostasis and Life), Diagnosis and Treatment II (Testing and Treatment of Endocrine, Hematological and Motor Function Disorders), Diagnosis and Treatment III (Testing and Treatment of Immunological, Mental and Pediatric Disorders)

Associate Professor, Tokai University School of Medicine

Doctor of Science

Learning involves a fair amount of hard work.
So why do we study? To obtain qualifications? To obtain a career? There are various motivations, but ultimately, I think it is to make "ourselves" happy, along with "those around us". This is not just something we discuss during our student years, but is an important question that we face throughout our lives.
Where there is no "learning," there is no creativity or improvement, and the situation tends to become stagnant, with nothing but complaints and dissatisfaction.
There are many difficulties in life and society, including illness. Let's learn how to overcome these difficulties, both for ourselves and others, and achieve happiness.
Learning is the source of a creative life, and it brings joy, excitement, and light. Let's encourage each other and realize wonderful lives on this beautiful, international campus.