Toshihiko Sunahara

Toshihiko Sunahara is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Tropical Medicine and Global Health (TMGH) at Nagasaki University, Japan. With a PhD in Medicine, his work focuses on mosquito ecology and disease transmission control.

His research includes:

• Medical Entomology: Studying Aedes albopictus behavior and control methods
• Vector Ecology: Assessing mosquito population dynamics in urban settings
• Dengue Prevention: Developing risk assessment models for non-endemic areas
• Tropical Health: Participating in international studies on parasitic infections in Kenya

Recent publications reveal interdisciplinary work combining ecological modeling, field entomology, and public health interventions. Notable themes include mosquito control strategies, dengue outbreak risk analysis, and tropical disease mapping.

He teaches in both Master's and Doctoral programs at TMGH, emphasizing rigorous research methodology and field preparation. His 2017 collaborative study in Kenya demonstrates global health engagement beyond Japan.