History
- 1892: Dainihon Shiritu Eiseikai Fuzoku Densenbyo Kenkyujyo (Empire of Japan Private Sanitation Meeting Attachment Institute of Infectious Diseases) was established.
- 1899: It became the National Institute of Infectious Diseases under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of the Interior.
- 1914: The institute entered under the management of the Ministry of Education).
- 1916: It becomes an ancillary establishment of Tokyo Imperial University.
- 1967: Densenbyo Kenkyujyo (Institute of Infectious Diseases) was reorganized, then, Ikagaku Kenkyu-jyo (Institute of Medical Science) was established.
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