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Posted in: Japan to start vaccinations for elderly on April 12 See in context

Why is the Japanese Government so tight-lipped on the status of the local vaccines? This is not the time for stereotypical inscrutability.

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Posted in: Hives, chills reported following COVID-19 vaccination in Japan See in context

Burningbush has been shouting from the rooftops he won't take the vaccine. Okay,we heard you. Do as you please.

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Posted in: Health ministry panel greenlights 1st COVID vaccine See in context

What's very conspicuous by its absence is any mention of Japan's own vaccine , presumably still under development by AnGes and Osaka University. I have seen it mentioned in other forums recently, even mentioning status of trials, but a stunning silence from Japan Inc. Are they being cagey about it or is there some share market manipulation going on ?

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Posted in: AstraZeneca files for Japan approval of COVID-19 vaccine See in context

Still no news of the AnGes/ Osaka University vaccine. Did it fail, or is it in limbo due to lack of funding?

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Posted in: Global vaccine trust rising, but France, Japan, others skeptical See in context

Where is the Japanese vaccine being developed by Osaka University and AnGes. No news at all, why is Japan so inscrutable

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Posted in: Coronavirus vaccination simulation to be held on Wednesday See in context

Not a word about the status of Japan's home-grown vaccines such as the one supposedly being developed by AnGes and Osaka University. If it's not going forward, please say so

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Posted in: Australia on high alert after overseas travelers bring new COVID-19 strains See in context

@Runtu, don't be an ostrich sticking your head in the sand.

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Posted in: Japan eyes new infectious disease data system for vaccine development See in context

I agree with other posts that Japan's response to Covid-19 has been woefully inadequate, There was much publicity in 2nd quarter 2020 about the vaccine being developed by Osaka University in collaboration with AnGes MG. Last I heard, this vaccine is planning Phase 2 trials on 500 people, which is a ridiculously small group to test a vaccine. At the end of the day, this effort will peter out, and the only guys laughing all the way to the bank will be insiders who capitalized on AnGes stock's steep rise in June; it has now fallen more than 50% from those highs and looks set to plummet further.

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Posted in: Inovio signs COVID-19 vaccine manufacturing deal with Japan's Kaneka See in context

All this talk of foreign vaccines, but what's the status of Japan's home vaccine supposedly being developed by Osaka University in collaboration with AnGes MG Biotech of Osaka?

After a flurry of announcements in mid-year, which propelled AnGes stock up at a meteoric rate, there has been dead silence, and AnGes' stock price has plummeted. Was it all just an announcement to make a few insiders rich ? If so, it's particularly egregious, and the authorities should take action.

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Posted in: Japan enacts law to make coronavirus vaccines free to residents See in context

Still, a stunning silence about the AgNes vaccine from Osaka University. A flurry of announcements in mid-year sent the stock shooting up and no doubt AnGes insiders raked in several billion yen, the stock is now 50% down and counting. Another example of complete lack of transparency by the "inscrutable" Japanese, no wonder it's a moribund economy.

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Posted in: South Australia to end lockdown early after pizza parlor blunder See in context

@Sven, my apologies for misreading your post. I agree 100% with you.

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Posted in: Tokyo reports 534 new coronavirus cases as Japan goes on maximum alert See in context

Vaccine, Vaccine, Vaccine !!! Yes, Pfizer-BioNTech, Moderna, and perhaps soon, Astra Zeneca, are coming out with vaccines. Japan has "pre-ordered", but how well these orders can be complied with is very debatable. Both the US and Europe have to give priority to their citizens.

The billion-dollar question is : What about Japan's local vaccine supposedly being developed by Osaka University together with AnGes Biotech ? There was a big flurry in May/June, but nary a word after that. In fact, a recent press release states that AnGes has obtained approval from FDA for a medication to alleviate the condition of Covid patients. So, does that mean Japan's home vaccine development effort has been scrapped ? Is it due to lack of funding, poor trial results, or what ? Surely, complete transparency is required, or is the news being kept under wraps to allow a select few to make a killing in the stockmarket killing, while Covid continues its killing.

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Posted in: South Australia to end lockdown early after pizza parlor blunder See in context

@Sven Asai, look what happened in Sweden, pal. How do you know the virus can be easily controlled, sounds like what the inglorious Donald T was saying back in March?April.

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Posted in: Tokyo reports 180 new coronavirus cases; nationwide rally 923 See in context

"If everyone would refuse to seat, most of those places would go bankrupt, people know it.".

Better than being dead !!

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Posted in: Tokyo reports 180 new coronavirus cases; nationwide rally 923 See in context

The infections are almost unstoppable without complete lockdowns. What we need are updates from the authorities on the status of the Covid-19 vaccine reportedly being developed by Osaka University. The Japanese people are likely to more readily accept a local vaccine, not to mention the fact that distribution will be considerably easier. It's essential that the Government adopt a warp-speed approach, and not stint on funding. This is a matter of life and death, surely the greatest crisis since the War.

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Posted in: Suga vows to secure enough vaccines as hopes rise for breakthrough See in context

I am concerned about the complete absence of news about the Covid-19 vaccine supposedly being developed by Osaka University in conjunction with a biotech firm. There should be more transparency about this because Japanese people may be more inclined to take a local vax rather than a warp-speeded foreign vaccine.

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Posted in: Suga vows to secure enough vaccines as hopes rise for breakthrough See in context

What's the latest on the vaccine being developed by Osaka University , no news for the last 3-4 months. Are trials proceeding ? It's always good to have a home-grown vaccine .

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Posted in: Coronavirus vaccination to be made free in Japan See in context

What about Japan's home-developed vaccine -- Osaka University and a japanese pharmaceutical company ?

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Posted in: Japan plans to buy AstraZeneca's experimental COVID-19 vaccine See in context

What happened to the AnGes/Osaka University home-grown vaccine, have those trials been scrapped ?

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