[In the Media] Japan Is Missing the Chance to Have a “Third Opening” – Utilizing Lessons From the Past In the COVID-19 Pandemic (Words of the Wise Vol. 138, “Minna no Kaigo”, May 10, 2021)
date : 5/28/2021
Tags: Dementia
A three-part interview with HGPI Chairman Dr. Kiyoshi Kurokawa has been published in “Minna no Kaigo” Words of the Wise column.
Part 1: Japan Is Missing the Chance to Have a “Third Opening” – Utilizing Lessons From the Past In the COVID-19 Pandemic
Part 2: The Main Challenge Facing Our Super-Aging Society Is Establishing a System for the Early Detection of Dementia
Part 3: We Must Hold Public Discussions on Philosophy, Our Values Concerning Life and Death, and Bioethics
*Please note that the interview is available in Japanese only.
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