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Coronavirus: Japan struggles with record-setting seventh wave | Asia | An in-depth look at news from across the continent | DW

After some short-lived optimism that the worst of the COVID pandemic might be over, health experts are warning that the peak of the seventh wave has yet to arrive.

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COVID-19 vaccines may benefit oral health

Getting a COVID-19 mRNA vaccine may change a person's oral microbiome, which may have a direct positive effect on oral health, according to a study.

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Tokyo woman who thought Chinese sperm donor was Japanese sues for $3.9 million

A compensation suit filed by a Tokyo woman against a sperm donor who she claims deceived her has underlined the need for regulation of a health care sector that's likely to come under increasing scrutiny in ageing Japan, experts say. The woman, whose name is being withheld under court privacy rules, is understood to be married and in her 30s..

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Japan rides calmer Covid-19 wave but new variant, resurgence of virus in Europe cause jitters

Japan’s low Covid-19 count in recent weeks – compared to the resurgence of cases in Europe and parts of Asia – has baffled its experts. On Tuesday, the day before Tokyo reported its five new cases, there were only 107 cases reported across the nation of 125 million. Those figures are in stark contrast to the 25,992 reported on August.

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Emerging infectious disease caused by new nairovirus identified in Japan

A previously unknown virus that can infect humans and cause disease has been identified by scientists in Japan. The novel infectious virus, named Yezo

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