However, the decision to move slowly has been criticized by some medical professionals, including Dr. Kenji Shibuya, a professor at King’s College in London, who says Japan’s delayed rollout ...

it would have been possible to suppress the transmission and hold the Olympics with spectators,” said Kenji Shibuya, a former World Health Organization member now in charge of overseeing ...

Just three days before the sporting spectacle is set to begin, Tokyo public health expert Dr. Kenji Shibuya said the Olympic bubble system "is kind of broken." "Visitors, athletes, journalists ...

Asia is one of the few regions of the world where high salt intake is a leading risk factor for mortality, says Kenji Shibuya of the Tokyo Foundation for Policy Research, a Japanese think tank.

However, the decision to move slowly has been criticized by some medical professionals, including Dr. Kenji Shibuya, a professor at King’s College in London, who says Japan’s delayed rollout ...

Just three days before the sporting spectacle is set to begin, Tokyo public health expert Dr. Kenji Shibuya said the Olympic bubble system "is kind of broken." "Visitors, athletes, journalists ...