Nearly half of people in Japan feel they are healthier now than before the spread of the novel coronavirus due to adopting improved lifestyles after the virus-induced curbs on going out, according to a private survey released Wednesday.Of 5,640 respondents, a total of 48.1 percent said they now felt "healthier" or "slightly healthier" when asked about changes in their wellness during stay-at-home measures implemented following the coronavirus outbreak, an online poll by Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance Co. showed.The result shows that many people have improved their lifestyles by changing their …READ FULL ARTICLE
