Asia Beat: Progress and setbacks as Japan tackles vaccines policies
This article was originally published in Scrip
Executive Summary
Japan's recent progress in addressing its oft-criticised "vaccines lag" has been generally welcomed by parents' groups, whose children stand to benefit in health terms, and by the manufacturers of the products, who may have more financial interests at stake.
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