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Cleveland artist John W. Carlson remembered in pair of memorial retrospectives

John W. Carlson died suddenly in 2020 at the age of 66. Two retrospective exhibits are on view at 78th Street Studios in Cleveland. ....

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With 1.1% of people vaccinated against Covid-19, Japan lags behind the developed world


TOKYO (BLOOMBERG) - In the race to vaccinate citizens against Covid-19, Japan should be a front-runner. It has nearly universal health care coverage and pharmaceutical prowess, not to mention a pending national election, a large elderly population and the looming Olympics to motivate political leaders to move fast.
Yet it has the dubious distinction of being among the worst performers when it comes to inoculations. Japan has given enough doses to cover just 1.1 per cent of its population, the lowest among the 37 members of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, according to Bloomberg s vaccine tracker. That compares to 36 per cent in the US and nearly 35 per cent in the UK. ....

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With 1.1% of People Vaccinated, Japan Lags the Developed World


With 1.1% of People Vaccinated, Japan Lags the Developed World
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(Bloomberg) In the race to vaccinate citizens against Covid-19, Japan should be a front-runner. It has nearly universal health care coverage and pharmaceutical prowess, not to mention a pending national election, a large elderly population and the looming Olympics to motivate political leaders to move fast.
Yet it has the dubious distinction of being among the worst performers when it comes to inoculations. Japan has given enough doses to cover just 1.1% of its population, the lowest among the 37 members of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, according to Bloomberg’s vaccine tracker. That compares to 36% in the U.S. and nearly 35% in the U.K. ....

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