Japan Medical Association chief Toshio Nakagawa

Japan Medical Association chief Toshio Nakagawa

Toshio Nakagawa (R), president of the Japan Medical Association, speaks to reporters in Tokyo on Jan. 22, 2021, after holding talks with administrative reform minister Taro Kono who is in charge of the nation's vaccination efforts amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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