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Not time to have Covid-19 party, even if Omicron infections are milder, say experts in Singapore

Given that the majority of Singapore's population is now vaccinated against Covid-19, is it advisable for people to actively seek out infection in order to build immunity, as some used to do with chickenpox?

National university hospitalSingapore generalSouth koreaNational university of singaporeTeo yik yingJyoti somaniYong loo lin school of medicineMinistry of healthSwee hock school of public healthAssociate professor david lyeNational centreInfectious diseasesProf lyeNational universityYong loo lin schoolSwee hock school

Experts warn of pandemic of the unvaccinated , advise against Covid-19 parties

SINGAPORE - Given that the majority of Singapore's population is now vaccinated against Covid-19, is it advisable for people to actively seek out infection in order to build immunity, as some used to do with chickenpox? The answer is a firm "no", said Associate Professor David Lye of the National Centre for Infectious Diseases (NCID). While vaccination reduces the long-term.

National university hospitalSingapore generalSouth koreaNational university of singaporeTeo yik yingJyoti somaniYong loo lin school of medicineSwee hock school of public healthAssociate professor david lyeNational centreInfectious diseasesProf lyeNational universityYong loo lin schoolSwee hock schoolPublic health

It is not the time to have a Covid-19 party, even if Omicron infections are milder: Experts

The elderly and those with poor immunity are still likely to get very sick, says panellist at NUS webinar. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

National university hospitalSingapore generalSouth koreaNational university of singaporeTeo yik yingJyoti somaniYong loo lin school of medicineSwee hock school of public healthAssociate professor david lyeNational centreInfectious diseasesProf lyeNational universityYong loo lin schoolSwee hock schoolPublic health

askST: Can vaccination reduce symptoms of long Covid-19?

Should we be worried about the Omicron sub-variant, which has been detected in Singapore? . Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Time for the moderate middle to speak up to help bridge divides in society

Vaccine sceptics say they distrust official sources. Professional medical bodies can help by stepping up to plug the information gap.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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