Ko Yowai to Sengen Iryo Kaikaku De, Sekai Mo Urayamu Nippon Wo Tsukuru (Gentosha Shinsho)

[Machine Translation] We live in the age of 100 years, but we do not want to live longer than a yobo-yobo. Despite having an excellent universal health care system, Japan has fallen into a country where human rights and human life are disregarded due to overmedication, a shortage of doctors, wasteful medical expenses, and a flood of false health information. This book appeals for fundamental reform of the Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare, the pharmaceutical industry, and medical education from a political and policy perspective. The book also includes concrete proposals for the near future, such as the enactment of a law banning age discrimination, doubling the number of general practitioners, adding sidewalk benches, and introducing AI nursing robots. If the number of "happy elderly" increases, the cost of nursing care and medical care will decrease, and the younger generation will have more money in their pockets. This is a great remodeling plan for a happy Japan by a charismatic doctor of medical care for the elderly.

人生100年時代だが、ヨボヨボでの長生きは避けたい。優れた国民皆保険制度がありながら、薬漬け、医師不足、無駄な医療費、そしてニセ健康情報の氾濫により、日本は人権と人命が軽視される国に転落した。本書は、政治・政策の視点から、厚労省・製薬業界・医学教育の抜本的改革を訴える。年齢差別禁止法の制定、総合診療医倍増、歩道のベンチ増設、AI介護ロボット導入等、近未来への具体案も充実。「幸齢者」が増えれば、介護・医療費が減り若い世代の手取りも増える。高齢者医療のカリスマによる、幸せ多き日本への大改造計画。