Riko Muranaka (村中 璃子, Muranaka Riko) is a medical doctor, journalist and recipient of the 2017 John Maddox Prize for fighting to reduce cervical cancer and countering misinformation about the human papilloma virus (HPV) vaccine dominating the Japanese media, despite facing safety threats. Despite the lack of evidence, the HPV vaccine is infamous in Japan due to misattributed adverse effects, with government suspending promotion and coverage. While the World Health Organization (WHO) safety and efficacy information about the vaccine is consistent with Muranaka's reporting, a court ruled against Muranaka in an unrelated slander lawsuit in 2016 for claims of alleged fabrication. Under threat of legal harassment by antivaccine activists, publishers declined some of her works including a book o
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| - Riko Muranaka (japanisch 村中 璃子) ist eine japanische Medizinerin und Journalistin. Sie wählte diesen Namen als Pseudonym, um zu veröffentlichen. 2017 erhielt sie den John Maddox Preis, mit dem ihre schwierige Aufklärungsarbeit zur positiven Wirkung des HPV-Impfstoffs gewürdigt wurde. (de)
- Riko Muranaka, doctora en medicina y periodista, es profesora en la Facultad de Medicina en la Universidad de Kioto (Japón), y ha sido galardonada con el Premio John Maddox 2017 por sus esfuerzos para contrarrestar los bulos y la desinformación relacionada con la vacunación contra el virus del papiloma humano en su país, donde las coberturas vacunales han caído hasta el 1% como consecuencia de la desinformación y el temor injustificado según la OMS por los presuntos efectos adversos de esta vacuna. (es)
- 村中 璃子(むらなか りこ、ペンネーム)は、日本の医師、ジャーナリスト。本名は非公開。 WHO(世界保健機関)の医療社会学者、外資系製薬会社の疫学調査担当ディレクターを経て、ペンネームでフリージャーナリスト活動を行う。京都大学大学院医学研究科ゲノム医学センター非常勤講師。当時の日本産婦人科医会会長木下克之の推薦により2017年ジョン・マドックス賞受賞。社会学修士(一橋大学)。 (ja)
- Riko Muranaka é uma cientista japonesa que recebeu o de 2017 pelo seu combate às campanhas de desinformação acerca da vacina contra o HPV que causaram uma redução de 70 % para apenas 1 % na taxa de vacinação no Japão. Muranaka já foi agredida, ameaçada e assediada, mas continua a defender a importância das vacinas para a saúde pública. (pt)
- Riko Muranaka (村中 璃子, Muranaka Riko) is a medical doctor, journalist and recipient of the 2017 John Maddox Prize for fighting to reduce cervical cancer and countering misinformation about the human papilloma virus (HPV) vaccine dominating the Japanese media, despite facing safety threats. Despite the lack of evidence, the HPV vaccine is infamous in Japan due to misattributed adverse effects, with government suspending promotion and coverage. While the World Health Organization (WHO) safety and efficacy information about the vaccine is consistent with Muranaka's reporting, a court ruled against Muranaka in an unrelated slander lawsuit in 2016 for claims of alleged fabrication. Under threat of legal harassment by antivaccine activists, publishers declined some of her works including a book o (en)
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| - Riko Muranaka (japanisch 村中 璃子) ist eine japanische Medizinerin und Journalistin. Sie wählte diesen Namen als Pseudonym, um zu veröffentlichen. 2017 erhielt sie den John Maddox Preis, mit dem ihre schwierige Aufklärungsarbeit zur positiven Wirkung des HPV-Impfstoffs gewürdigt wurde. (de)
- Riko Muranaka, doctora en medicina y periodista, es profesora en la Facultad de Medicina en la Universidad de Kioto (Japón), y ha sido galardonada con el Premio John Maddox 2017 por sus esfuerzos para contrarrestar los bulos y la desinformación relacionada con la vacunación contra el virus del papiloma humano en su país, donde las coberturas vacunales han caído hasta el 1% como consecuencia de la desinformación y el temor injustificado según la OMS por los presuntos efectos adversos de esta vacuna. (es)
- Riko Muranaka (村中 璃子, Muranaka Riko) is a medical doctor, journalist and recipient of the 2017 John Maddox Prize for fighting to reduce cervical cancer and countering misinformation about the human papilloma virus (HPV) vaccine dominating the Japanese media, despite facing safety threats. Despite the lack of evidence, the HPV vaccine is infamous in Japan due to misattributed adverse effects, with government suspending promotion and coverage. While the World Health Organization (WHO) safety and efficacy information about the vaccine is consistent with Muranaka's reporting, a court ruled against Muranaka in an unrelated slander lawsuit in 2016 for claims of alleged fabrication. Under threat of legal harassment by antivaccine activists, publishers declined some of her works including a book on the HPV vaccine (ultimately, Heibonsha accepted the book for publication). (en)
- 村中 璃子(むらなか りこ、ペンネーム)は、日本の医師、ジャーナリスト。本名は非公開。 WHO(世界保健機関)の医療社会学者、外資系製薬会社の疫学調査担当ディレクターを経て、ペンネームでフリージャーナリスト活動を行う。京都大学大学院医学研究科ゲノム医学センター非常勤講師。当時の日本産婦人科医会会長木下克之の推薦により2017年ジョン・マドックス賞受賞。社会学修士(一橋大学)。 (ja)
- Riko Muranaka é uma cientista japonesa que recebeu o de 2017 pelo seu combate às campanhas de desinformação acerca da vacina contra o HPV que causaram uma redução de 70 % para apenas 1 % na taxa de vacinação no Japão. Muranaka já foi agredida, ameaçada e assediada, mas continua a defender a importância das vacinas para a saúde pública. (pt)
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