The Safety Evaluation Forum was established in 1986, originating from a workshop of the Japanese Society of Toxicological Sciences (now the Japanese Society of Toxicology). Over the past 30 years, it has developed into a platform where toxicology researchers, regardless of generation or position, can discuss and exchange opinions, accumulating numerous case studies based on their experience in toxicity evaluation. Even today, it proactively provides opportunities to share a variety of experiences and perspectives that cannot be obtained solely within one's own company or laboratory.
By doing so, we strive to contribute to the sound development of research and development in pharmaceuticals and other fields, as well as to prevent or minimize health risks to humans, thereby making a meaningful contribution to society.
| Executive Committee Members | 13 |
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| Editorial Planning Committee Members | 22 |
| Honorary Presidents | 3 |
| Special Members | 12 |
| Supporting Members | 17 |
| Individual Members | 255 |
The Safety Evaluation Forum upholds the philosophy of preventing and minimizing health risks to people through the safety evaluation of pharmaceuticals and other products, providing the following values.
Pursuit of Knowledge
Building Networks
Information Dissemination
Additionally, we disseminate information through symposiums of the Japanese Society of Toxicology and provide discussion opportunities beyond our forum.
Education for Toxicology Researchers
If you register as a member, you can enjoy various benefits.
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