Japan is launching an extensive public health initiative aimed at significantly reducing allergenic pollen, targeting a 50% decrease in cedar pollen levels over the next thirty years. This plan is crucial for the over 40% of the population suffering from pollinosis. The project involves developing and distributing new pollen-free cedar varieties while also providing funding for research into effective treatments for those already affected by allergies.
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