THE ASAHI SHIMBUN
April 16, 2021 at 08:00 JST
Kazuhito Tomizawa, left, a professor at Kumamoto University’s graduate school, and Yu Nagayoshi, a graduate student at the school, attend a news conference in Kumamoto’s Chuo Ward on March 23. (Rieko Oki)
KUMAMOTO--The old saying about safety in numbers couldn't be more true when it comes to ensuring that testing for the novel coronavirus is done in a manner that does not expose medical professionals to the risk of infection. [Read More]
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