[Hybrid Event on July 6, Free Admission] Cross-Disciplinary Symposium on Cardio-Renal-Metabolic Health: 'Next Actions to Maximize the Health Check System – From Data Linkage to Post-Screening Treatment Engagement'

The Health and Global Policy Institute (HGPI), a non-profit organization based in Minato-ku, Tokyo (Representative Director: Ryoji Noritake), will host a hybrid-format symposium titled 'Next Actions to Maximize the Health Check System' on July 6, 2026.

Recent evidence has revealed that cardiovascular diseases, kidney disorders, and metabolic conditions not only share common risk factors but also mutually accelerate each other through cardio-renal-metabolic interconnections. This symposium will examine strategies to connect health screenings to treatment and continuous care, focusing on the integration of health check data with clinical data. The discussion will incorporate international debates on adding serum creatinine to mandatory health checks and on genetic cardiovascular risks. Patients, policymakers, experts, insurers, and government officials will gather to explore future directions.

【Event Overview】

Date and Time: July 6, 2026 (Monday), 13:00–16:00

Format: Hybrid (in-person and Zoom webinar)

Venue: Kudan Kaikan Terrace (1-6-5 Kudanminami, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo)

Languages: Japanese and English (with simultaneous interpretation)

Participation Fee: Free

Capacity: First-come, first-served (80 in-person, 500 online)

Online registration link

Details and in-person application link

※ Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. The form will close once capacity is reached.

About the Health and Global Policy Institute (HGPI): https://hgpi.org/

The Health and Global Policy Institute (HGPI) is a non-profit, independent, and bipartisan think tank established in 2004. As an independent entity, HGPI brings together diverse stakeholders to provide policy options for citizen-centered healthcare. Maintaining independence from any political party or organization, HGPI offers innovative ideas and values from a broad, forward-looking perspective to realize a fair and healthy society. Since its founding, HGPI has proactively identified under-discussed policy issues such as women's health, cancer control, dementia, antimicrobial resistance, regenerative medicine, and global health, contributing to the development of laws, national strategies, and international policy dialogues. These sustained efforts have earned recognition from domestic and international policymakers and institutions, positioning HGPI as a Japanese-origin think tank actively participating in global health policy discussions.

HGPI will continue to provide effective healthcare policy options both domestically and globally, working with stakeholders to address global health challenges.