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Noto’s elderly residents face higher medical costs after 2024 quake

Summary by The Japan Times
The trend has raised questions about how an effective support system can be set up for residents, whose prolonged displacement is also wearing them down mentally.

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Noto’s elderly residents face higher medical costs after 2024 quake

The trend has raised questions about how an effective support system can be set up for residents, whose prolonged displacement is also wearing them down mentally.

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The Japan Times broke the news in Japan on Tuesday, July 1, 2025.
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