The daily number of new coronavirus cases in Japan has been declining, but with the fitness formula still under pressure and mutated strains of the virus emerging in Japan, the government says it’s too early to lift the state of emergency in Tokyo and Osaka. and 8 other prefectures.
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Japan’s Ministry of Health has approved the production and sale of a coronavirus vaccine made through Daiichi Sankyo Co that targets an Omicron subvariant, paving the way for the country’s first vaccines to be used domestically. COVID-19 produced in the country. The vaccine, which will be marketed under the so-called Daichirona and. . .
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The government has shifted from focusing on prevention to prioritising the treatment of the seriously ill, in a context of pressure on the health system.
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The vaccine will be distributed nationwide in December after obtaining approval from the Ministry of Health – Anadolu Ajansi
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Japanese theme parks no longer allow screaming and screaming when riding roller coasters due to the danger of spreading the coronavirus.
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This article focuses on employment, heterogeneity, gender, types of tasks, source of income inequality, Japan, and COVID-19. In order to make the effects of the theoretical and policy studies public as temporarily as possible, the discussion papers will be published on our website. We hope that this will stimulate further discussion on issues and policy studies.
Heterogeneous vulnerability to COVID-19 and implications for inequality in Japan Read More »
People around the world are awaiting approval of an effective vaccine against the virus that has replaced the way we live. In Japan, the fate of the delayed Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics appears to be strongly tied to the race to prevent COVID-19. But the challenge is not just finding a vaccine, but also how to get enough vaccine to those are at greater risk.
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