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Bill to Amend Infectious Disease Act and Other Laws Enter Diet Deliberations
Japan’s parliament started deliberations on a comprehensive bill to amend a series of health-related laws, including the Infectious Disease Act and the Medical Care Act, at a Lower House plenary session on October 25. The proposed amendment of the Infectious…
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