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Robust vaccine supply chain is key to ending the pandemic

Japan aims to speed up vaccine development | NHK WORLD-JAPAN News

Difficult to lift emergency on May 31, say health experts : The Asahi Shimbun

Shigeru Omi, chairman of the government panel of experts dealing with the novel coronavirus pandemic, meets with reporters on May 21 after the panel approved including Okinawa Prefecture under the state of emergency. (Ryo Kato) Health experts are cautioning against lifting an already extended state of emergency at the end of the month, putting the government in a tight corner as it confronts having to make final preparations for the Tokyo Olympics in late July while curbs remain in place. Restrictions are due to stay until May 31 unless the government heeds the advice and decides on an extension. The panel of experts advising the government on measures to deal with the pandemic approved including Okinawa Prefecture under the state of emergency from May 23 until June 20.

The challenges of vaccinating children against COVID-19 in Japan

The challenges of vaccinating children against COVID-19 in Japan
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Coronavirus antibodies last 3-6 months from infection: Japan-led study

news Coronavirus antibodies last 3-6 months from onset of symptoms: Japan-led study The Mainichi © The Mainichi Yoshihiro Kawaoka, professor of virology at the University of Tokyo s Institute of Medical Science, is seen in this photo taken in Tokyo s Minato Ward on April 21, 2016. (Mainichi/Norikazu Chiba) TOKYO Antibodies in coronavirus patients last for at least three to six months after the onset of symptoms, according to the findings of a nationwide study conducted by a research team headed by a professor at the University of Tokyo s Institute of Medical Science. The discovery in patients of neutralizing antibodies, which defend cells from infections, also led the team to say the body can to some extent defend itself from reinfection. The findings were announced in the online edition of British medical journal EClinicalMedicine.

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