Japan doctors ass'n picks pro-DPJ head

Japan doctors ass'n picks pro-DPJ head

TOKYO, Japan - Katsuyuki Haranaka, new chief of the Japan Medical Association, speaks at a press conference in Tokyo on April 1, 2010. The head of the Ibaraki Medical Association, a supporter of the ruling Democratic Party of Japan, was elected to the post the same day beating the predecessor who backed the opposition Liberal Democratic Party.

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