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Disconnect between perception and realities of Covid-19 : Survey finds Singapore residents split on need for booster shots

Residents in Singapore are split on the need to get Covid-19 booster shots, a recent survey has revealed. And more people, especially those older than 60, now see the virus as a low health risk. These were among the findings of a survey by pharmaceutical company Moderna and market research company YouGov, which aimed to get a sense of Singapore.

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Neighbourhood doctors form co-op for lower costs, better care

Neighbourhood doctors form co-op for lower costs, better care
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Do the new Omicron sub-variants lead to more severe infections?

Health News - Covid-19 cases around the world are rising, with Singapore going through a wave of infections driven by Omicron sub-variants BA.4 and. Read more at www.tnp.sg

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Rostered routine testing requirement to be lifted for healthcare workers on March 21

This comes as total Covid-19 cases in Singapore topped the one million mark. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

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3,500 people get free Covid-19 swabs at test centres on first day of new scheme

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): About 3,500 people took free supervised self-administered antigen rapid tests (ARTs) at Quick Test Centres (QTCs) and Combined Test Centres (CTCs) on Wednesday (Feb 16), the first day of a new scheme to ease the load on general practitioner (GP) clinics and polyclinics.

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