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Can t sleep? Japan expert warns COVID-19 fatigue fraying autonomic nervous system

news Can t sleep? Japan expert warns COVID-19 fatigue fraying autonomic nervous system The Mainichi © The Mainichi Dr. Osami Kajimoto, director of the Tokyo fatigue and sleep clinic, answers questions during an interview in Minato Ward, Tokyo, on April 8, 2021. (Mainichi/Masahiro Ogawa) TOKYO I can t wake up even with an alarm clock. I can t sleep even when I go to bed. I feel tired. It seems that the number of such people is increasing these days. Could this be an early dose of the May blues that usually comes after the Golden Week holidays? No, no, it may be due to the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, said Dr. Osami Kajimoto, 59, director of the Tokyo fatigue and sleep clinic.

One mask or two? Doctor in Japan says it s how you wear them, not how many

One mask or two? Doctor in Japan says it s how you wear them, not how many March 15, 2021 (Mainichi Japan) Minister in charge of Administrative Reform Taro Kono is seen sporting two masks, one of which features his own face, at the House of Councillors Budget Committee in the National Diet in Tokyo on March 3, 2021. (Mainichi/Kan Takeuchi) TOKYO More and more people in Japan are wearing one mask on top of another to prevent the spread of coronavirus infections. There are actually several aims behind doubling up, including seeking greater protection against infection, avoiding skin problems, and looking stylish. But does it actually work? The Mainichi Shimbun spoke to Intetsu Kobayashi, a professor at Toho University and specialist in infection control science, to find out more about whether we should all be wearing multiple masks, and what the evidence for or against a multilayered approach might be.

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