Books

1. Urakami,Katsuya(2023).Moshikashite ninchishou?keidoninchishougai nara mada hikikaeseru  (Could it be dementia? If it's mild cognitive impairment, there's still a chance to turn back),Tokyo: PHP Shinsho.
2. Urakami,Katsuya(2022):Geninbusshitsu no chikuseki ha 40daikara!'mada saki no hanashi'ni arazu.Seichoushitsuzukeru nou no tsukaikata(The accumulation of causative substances starts in your 40s! It's not something far off.How to Use a Brain That Continues to Grow), Edited by THE21 Editorial Department, Tokyo:PHP,pp. 84-97
3. Urakami,Katsuya(2022):'Toshidakara shikatanai'to katazuketehaikenai 'yonakani me ga samerunaa' ha 'ninchishou no sain' to iu saishinkenkyuu( 'You should not dismiss it by saying, "It's because of age." Waking up in the middle of the night may be a "sign of dementia," according to the latest research).Uizukoronajidai ni koukaishinai kurashi no sin joushiki109(From With Corona Era, 109 New Lifestyle Norms to Avoid Regrets),edited by New Normal Research Group,Tokyo: Shogakukan,  pp. 92-94

The original work

1. Fukumoto T, Ezaki T, Urakami K: Verification of the association between cognitive decline and olfactory dysfunction using a DEmentia screening kit in subjects with Alzeheimer’s dementia, mild cognitive impairment, and normal cognitive function (DESK Study): A multicenter, open-label, interventional study eNeurologicalSci 2022; 29: 100439
2. Kouzuki M, Miyamoto M, Tanaka N, Urakami K: Validation of a novel computerized cognitive function test for the rapid detection of mild cognitive impairment BMC Neurology 2022; 22: 457
3. Minaki K, Amano H, Masumoto T, Otani S, Urakami K, Kurozawa Y: Association between frequency of going out and mild cognitive impairment in community-dwelling older adults: a pilot study in frailty prevention groups ,Psychogeriatrics 2022 doi:10.1111

Review article

1. Urakami,Katsuya(2023).Ninchishouapuri no sakusei to katsuyou(Creation and Utilization of Dementia Apps).Igaku-Shoin, 51(1), 97-99.
2. Urakami,Katsuya(2022).Chiryoukanou na ninchishou ninchishouyoujoutai no kensakeikaku to kaishaku(Examination Plans and Interpretation for Treatable Dementia and Dementia-like Conditions).Rinshou to Kenkyuu(Clinical Practice and Research), 99(11),11-16.
3. Urakami,Katsuya(2022).Ninchishou no teigi to bunrui(Definition and Classification of Dementia).Rinshou Touseki(Clinical dialysis),38(13),7-11.
4. Urakami,Katsuya(2022): Dementia Prevention and Aromatherapy in Japan,Yonago Acta Medica,65(3), 184-190