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Residents in Fukushima are still suffering from the catastrophe caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake, which was followed by a powerful tsunami and the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant accident. Furthermore, another type of damage was the created by the nuclear accident in the form of ‘fuhyohigai’, which is defined as economical, psychological and political damage attributed to baseless rumors or confused public anxiety under extreme disasters of this scale. It is for this reason that in the opinions of some, much more time is required for Fukushima to make a full recovery. From a medical point of view, the biggest concern at this point is people’s ambiguous but indelible anxiety regarding continuous radiation exposure, regardless of the dose levels being significantly low. In the field of obstetrics, a decrease in delivery rate of about 20% has been reported in Fukushima prefecture as a whole. However, the situation differs from region to region, depending on the extent of radioactive contamination. For example, in the Aizu region where the ambient radiation levels are significantly low, the delivery didn’t decrease even after the accident, while that in the Nakadori region, a relatively highly contaminated region, decreased to a worrying level. On the other hand, a general health survey in Fukushima revealed that the incidence of congenital malformation in single pregnancy was 2.73% in 2011 and 2.32% in 2012. These two values can be judged as normal, because the average rate observed in Japan is 3 to 4%. Currently, four lines of investigation or support are underway for pregnant and nursing women in Fukushima. The first is a general health survey,

PREGNANT AND BIRTH SURVEY AFTER THE GREAT EAST JAPAN EARTHQUAKE AND FUKUSHIMA DAIICHI NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ACCIDENT IN FUKUSHIMA PREFECTURE