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Doctors in Singapore are calling on people to vaccinate and to put on a face mask to reduce the usual year-end increase in acute respiratory infections, including COVID-19, influenza and the common cold.Both Healthway Medical, the largest general practice chain with more than 120 clinics, and

SINGAPORE — Doctors are calling on people to vaccinate and to mask up to reduce the usual year-end increase in acute respiratory infections, that include Covid-19, influenza and the common cold. Both Healthway Medical, the largest general practice chain with more than 120 clinics, and Parkway Shenton with 55 GP clinics say they have seen a 30 per cent increase...

Singapore News - Doctors are calling on people to get vaccinated and to mask up, to reduce the usual year-end increase in acute respiratory infections, which include Covid-19, influenza and the common cold. Both Healthway Medical, the largest general practice chain with... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Losing vaccine-conferred immunity increases your risk of diseases and conditions such as long Covid. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Some clinics have been reporting an uptick in the number of people getting vaccinated against influenza, continuing a trend observed during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Singapore News - More tourists from China are visiting Singapore clinics to get vaccinated against Covid-19 with mRNA vaccines, as leisure travel between the two countries resumes after nearly three years. Healthcare chain Raffles Medical, which operates 34 clinics in Singapore, said last... Read more at www.tnp.sg

The number of patients seeking treatment for acute upper respiratory infections has been increasing since June. Read more at straitstimes.com.

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Eligible travellers flying to Singapore from the United States, Australia and most countries in Europe are now able to fulfil their pre-departure Covid-19 tests through virtually supervised antigen rapid tests (ARTs).

SINGAPORE - General practitioner (GP) clinics that remained open over the Chinese New Year holiday saw a surge in walk-in patients, some with acute respiratory infection (ARI). Chief executive of Northeast Medical Group, Dr Tan Teck Jack, told The Straits Times that one of the eight clinics it operates saw more than 10 positive antigen rapid test (ART) cases on...

Singapore News - General practitioner (GP) clinics that remained open over the Chinese New Year holiday saw a surge in walk-in patients, some with... Read more at www.tnp.sg