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Published May 27, 2026 12:05 AM ・ Updated Jun 14, 2026 7:22 AM ・ 2 min read ・ Source: PR TIMES

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Newsweek Japan will release its June 2, 2026 issue (on sale May 28) featuring a special report on 'Health Literacy.' In an era flooded with misinformation, the issue provides a 50-question quiz designed to help readers improve their ability to filter and understand medical information.

Newsweek Japan will release its June 2, 2026 issue (on sale May 28) featuring a special report on 'Health Literacy.' In an era flooded with misinformation, the issue provides a 50-question quiz designed to help readers improve their ability to filter and understand medical information.

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Published: May 27, 2026

Newsweek Japan's June 2, 2026 issue will be released on May 28. The cover story for this edition is 'Health Literacy.' During the COVID-19 pandemic, unverifiable medical information flooded the internet. Today, the spread of AI makes finding accurate information increasingly difficult. This special report invites readers to challenge themselves with a 50-question quiz to test and improve their health literacy. Additionally, the magazine offers a subscription service allowing unlimited access to digital back issues dating back to 2007, totaling approximately 900 volumes.

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FAQ

What is health literacy?

It is the ability to find, understand, and apply accurate information regarding health and medicine.

What can I gain from this special report?

You can test your own medical knowledge through a 50-question quiz and enhance your ability to distinguish misinformation.

Which devices can be used to read the digital version?

It can be read on PCs, smartphones, and tablets.

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