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Shin Min Daily News 新明日报 Man molest man! A middle aged man was charged for hiding in a male's toilet and subsequently molesting a 29 year old man. The molested 29yo man was using the toilet at HDB Hub Toa Payoh when he met the molester. The molester not only watched him from the opposite cubicle, and also molested his legs by touching them through the gap below the partition. The 29 year old man was shocked and ran out of the toilet immediately. This molest case occurred in 19 Nov 2004, at around 6:30pm at Toa Payoh HDB Hub. The molester was a 44 year old man named Hong Ya Sai. He is a compute -
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd9yKRu2h8DyNnLbA4rj6FXjAnYiJbutygV9bkxkkQKAryXWg/viewform Upon completing this survey we will send a free test coupon to your email address, you can use it to redeem a HIV (Gen 4) and Syphilis test at our Anonymous Testing Service. SP Project: Gay Men's Health Survey
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Is it ok for HIV positive person to continue having sex and bjs in local spas, saunas and clubs? That person knew he is HIV positive yet he did not mentioned anything abt it and continue til now having sex and bjs with strangers he met online and in spa, saunas and clubs. -
Hi guys, I'm planning to buy preps from Pulse clinic. (Will get proper prescription from doc) I saw the options that they offer 6 bottles max, but is there a law in Singapore that controls how many we can buy each time? Scare my stuff stuck at custom lol. First time buying so don't know the rules. Please advice.
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Dear All, We are part of the local Buyer's Club in Singapore. Selling generic versions of HIV medicines for patients living with HIV. These are cheaper than those branded ones sold at local hospital pharmacies. All that is required is a valid prescription for the medicines that the patients' need. Apart from the usual 3 in 1 pill taken once daily of Tenofovir Disoproxil Fumarate 300mg, Emtricitabine 200mg and Efavirenz 600mg, there are other options such as Rilpivirine 25mg, Raltegravir 400mg twice daily and Dolutegravir 50mg. Also,
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Hello Everyone! We are a group of PrEP activists based in Europe and Asia who started a site called PrEP Online to make access to PrEP more convenient and affordable for people around the world. For those of you who don’t know, PrEP is a pill approved by the World Health Organization that you can take daily to reduce the risk of contracting HIV by up to 99%. We believe that PrEP is a game-changing drug and an important weapon in the fight against HIV. Our goal is to help spread awareness and make access to PrEP more convenient and affordable to people worldwide. -
Not able to verify the authenticity as this seems to be the only media outlet with the report. MOH didn't seem to have a statement on this that I could find. https://mothership.sg/2020/09/hiv-art-medication-subsidised/ For the first time in Singapore's history, HIV medications have been added to the Ministry of Health's list of subsidised drugs. HIV medications, known as Anti-Retroviral Therapy (ART), found on the list, includes but are not limited to Abacavir & Lamivudine (commonly sold under the brand name Kivexa) an -
We are back with FREE testing! Catch us at Neil Road this coming 19 September! We are starting at 2000hrs. See you there! -
[ AFA MSM ] Substance use and chemsex in the community
AfA_MSM posted a calendar event in BW Calendar
We hope that everyone is keeping well during this time. As part of our continued outreach efforts to keep connected with the community, Gayhealth is working together with The Greenhouse SG to present an upcoming webinar on “Substance use and chemsex in the community”. It is no secret that chemsex is becoming common place in our community. A glance on any gay dating app these days and you can easily find several guys who are into or looking for “chill”. There is an urgent need to understand the issues around chemsex and its implications on health. This webinar hopes -
We hope that everyone is keeping well during this time. As part of our continued outreach efforts to keep connected with the community, Gayhealth is working together with The Greenhouse SG to present an upcoming webinar on “Substance use and chemsex in the community”. It is no secret that chemsex is becoming common place in our community. A glance on any gay dating app these days and you can easily find several guys who are into or looking for “chill”. There is an urgent need to understand the issues around chemsex and its implications on health. This webinar hopes
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[ AFA MSM ] Common STIs affecting GBQ men and PrEP use
AfA_MSM posted a calendar event in BW Calendar
untilWe hope that everyone is keeping well during this time. As we are not able to hold our usual workshops, the Gayhealth team will be presenting a series of webinars as part of our continued outreach efforts to keep connected with the community. We will be hosting a webinar once a month, from April to June on Zoom and will be joined by specialist speakers in the respective topics. Kicking off the series on 25th of April (Saturday) at 11am, is a presentation on “Common STIs affecting GBQ Men and PrEP use”. Since you are are doing your part by staying home, why not join us o -
We hope that everyone is keeping well during this time. As we are not able to hold our usual workshops, the Gayhealth team will be presenting a series of webinars as part of our continued outreach efforts to keep connected with the community. We will be hosting a webinar once a month, from April to June on Zoom and will be joined by specialist speakers in the respective topics. Kicking off the series on 25th of April (Saturday) at 11am, is a presentation on “Common STIs affecting GBQ Men and PrEP use”. Since you are are doing your part by staying home, why not join us o
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Hi All, Thanks for all those enquiries. Keep them coming in. Many guys are now on PreP and taking it as an additional precaution to preventing HIV. PEP is also available for those who think they have been exposed to HIV. But its efficacy is a window period of 72 hours and less. For those who are co-infected with Hepatitis C, there are now generic versions of Sofosbuvir, Ledipasvir and Daclatasvir. These are now much more affordable. Do talk with your doctors and/or healthcare professionals about it. Generics are cost saving drugs, that can stretch yo -
Hi, I am currently working in Singapore on EP, and have met a few people on BW and other forums for random hookups last year. Unfortunately in the heat of moment, quite a few of these encounters were unprotected. I am up for yearly health check and want to do a self check or a clinical test which is anonymous for HIV before going for that. For EP most clinic if they detect HIV, have to report it to MOM. My concern is to be aware of my status so I can have ease of mind. Last test in Mar 2019 was negative
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The recent death of former US president George W. Bush is burying the US under an avalanche of eulogizing of the famous man. Here is an article that is a little less flattery of the man, who held back on an adequate response to the AIDS epidemic. https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/opinion-george-hw-bush-lgbtq_us_5c0366ffe4b0606a15b5efa7 The Media Is Erasing George H.W. Bush’s Catastrophic Harm To LGBTQ People It’s no surprise that after the death of former president George H.W. Bush we’re seeing media pundits, advocates and popular historians pr
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Pretty useful guide for where to get PrEP in Bangkok! https://dearstraightpeople.com/2019/11/30/prep-guide-bangkok/
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PrEP available in Cyberjaya, in Klinik Familink. Need to do screening first. Lower price compared to other places. RM150/bottle Got anonymous HIV screening also.
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a friend of mine is infected with syphillis and hes so scared and worried abt the pain of getting the intramuscular injection. can someone share or advise that syphillis oral antibiotic treatment is effective enough to get rid of it? thanks
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What we choose to do or to be affects how we are seen by potential partners – whether we are sticky like yogurt or sexy like chocolate-dipped cherry. What should you do to find the guy you want? This workshop is for anyone who is finding Mr Right or want to be Mr Right.Food is provided!Contact us at pinkcarpet@gayhealth.sgDISCLAIMER: Our workshop aims to educate the GBQ(Gay, Bi, Questioning) community on sexual health and our topics will contain activities that may be provocative. If you are sensitive to such content, please reconsider from signing up. Sign up here: https://tinyurl
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Pink Carpet Y (PCY) is gayhealth.sg’s new resource centre for young Gay, Bisexual, Queer or Questioning (GBQ) men below the age of 25. This is a peer-led programme that is run by young GBQ men just like yourself. As a resource centre, you can access the following services: · Drop-In Centre · Life Skills workshops · Social Gatherings · Peer Counselling · Free HIV Testing The drop-in centre provides a safe space and opportunities for you to make new friends through games, theatres, movies and quizzes. You ca
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The Pink Carpet Y Cohort Study is a research collaboration between the Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health, National University of Singapore, and the Pink Carpet Y program by Action for AIDS Singapore and Gayhealth.sg, supported and funded by the Singapore Population HEalth ImpRovement Centre (SPHERiC) Seed Fund. We are looking to enroll a total of 600 gay/bisexual/queer, cisgender/transgender men who are 18 to 25 years old, Singapore citizens or permanent residents, and who are HIV-negative or are unsure of their status. Upon enrollment, you will be asked to fill out a total of 3
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Hey guys, Songkran is happening soon in a matter of days. We are offering a comprehensive travel medication kit at our clinic. It consists of the usual medication for cough and cold, diarrhea, stomachache, vomiting. Wound care pack, thermometer, plasters , condoms and lube. We have limited stocks so do book your kit early to avoid disappointments. taufiq@dtapclinic.com
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Just wondering, not really HIV positive, if ever your result on AHT is positive, will the clinic report it to any government health agency?
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There was an incident recently where I had a small skin "sensitivity" near the private areas. I was deciding whether to ignore it or goto see my family doctor. I decided to see a new doctor for treatment. I registered using a christian name and told the registration that I was a foreign talent and thus do not have a NRIC. The good news is that the doctor told me that it was a common "skin reaction" that had nothing to do with sex. A little cream and a review one week later and I was cured. After that incident, I think that it is good that we should know some PLU friendly medical practitioners. -
Hey not sure whether this is the right place to ask but does anyone knows where I can get Prep ni Klang valley area?
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