Chemo-Sero-Therapeutic Research Institute, known as Kaketsuken, and Takeda Pharmaceutical will make additional flu vaccines to cover an expected shortage for 25 million people in a state-funded project to prepare for possible flu epidemics in Japan. The Ministry of Health, Labor…
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