In the late 1970s, a national health campaign called "Healthy People" was launched. The action has three major goals: preventing diseases and saving lives; Improve people's quality of life; Adhere to health promotion and disease prevention to save money.
At this time, health management was gradually recognized by the American people.
Japan is the first country in Asia to carry out health management.
1959 hachinosui village, Japan took the lead in carrying out health management actions and establishing a health manual for everyone. Provide annual physical examination for villagers.
In 2000, the Japanese Ministry of Health and Welfare launched the "Healthy Century Plan". Seventy specific targets were put forward from nine aspects: nutrition and diet, health, smoking, diabetes and cardiovascular diseases.
In 2006, Japan ensured the effective implementation of residents' health management services through legal forms.