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Japan Panel OKs Free COVID-19 Vaccination for Ages 5-11, but No “Effort” Obligation Applied
A Japanese health ministry panel on February 10 approved the framework of COVID-19 vaccinations for children aged five through 11. While recommending such inoculations, the panel stopped short of imposing legal obligations on guardians to make their best efforts to…
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