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Cervical Cancer Screening In Singapore

Cervical cancer is the 10th most common cancer among Singaporean women. Find out more about cervical cancer screening in Singapore.

Cervical cancer can have a significant impact on patients’ sexuality and fertility. This article examines major implications for patients.

Sexual function is a key component of quality of life. The impact of breast cancer on sexual function sometimes go unaddressed for patients.

Chlamydia in Singapore is the most common sexually transmitted infection. If left untreated, it can result in serious health complications.

Gonorrhea in Singapore is a common STI. Find out why it is nicknamed “The Clap”, what are the symptoms, and where to go for treatment.

Syphilis is a bacterial infection usually transmitted through sexual contact. There are around 1,500 cases of syphilis in Singapore yearly.

Not everyone is comfortable visiting a clinic for STD testing. What are the safe and reliable options for discreet STD tests in Singapore?

The symptoms of monkeypox in humans are similar to but clinically less severe than the symptoms of smallpox.

On 21 Jun 22, the Ministry of Health confirmed an imported case of monkeypox in Singapore. Here is what you need to know about the disease.

Measures against HPV is key in how to prevent cervical cancer. This includes limiting HPV transmission during sex, and HPV vaccinations.