The government stopped recommending vaccines to save money, and the results are entirely predictable.
The number of people infected by measles in Japan has already exceeded 100 this year and the total appears to be rising. Those born between 1977 and 1990 have been vaccinated against measles just once. Experts in infectious diseases say that at least two vaccinations are needed to attain immunity. That generation has been hit the hardest by measles this time.
Unless the Health, Labor and Welfare Ministry overhauls its vaccination policy, measles is likely to become an epidemic at certain intervals.Since measles began spreading in various parts of the country this year, many people have rushed to clinics to receive shots even outside the scope of public health insurance coverage, and a medical practitioner in Tokyo has complained that the supply of the vaccine ran out.https://www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion...nation-policy/Japan has two types of vaccination programs: vaccinations regularly carried out by municipalities and voluntary vaccinations. Although the fees for the regular vaccinations are covered by public funds, the types of vaccinations under this program are limited.
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