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Against: findings that point the other way from most findings on the same outcome.

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Cardiovascular risk screening uptake

upin humans1

1 study

Healthier sg is associated with cardiovascular risk screening uptake in humans (Uptake change -0.03% versus -0.32%).
HumansSmaller decline among enrolees than non-enrolees
Impact of a national enrolment programme on preventive care uptake in Singapore: a cohort study of 268,315 patients
BJGP open8 Oct 2026

Pneumococcal vaccination uptake

upin humans1

1 study

Healthier sg is associated with pneumococcal vaccination uptake in humans (Quarterly uptake change +0.07% versus -1.13%).
HumansEnrolees compared with non-enrolees after the post-pandemic peak
Impact of a national enrolment programme on preventive care uptake in Singapore: a cohort study of 268,315 patients
BJGP open8 Oct 2026

Influenza vaccination uptake

upin humans1

1 study

Healthier sg is associated with influenza vaccination uptake in humans (Quarterly uptake change -0.41% versus -2.18%).
HumansSmaller decline among enrolees than non-enrolees after the post-pandemic peak
Impact of a national enrolment programme on preventive care uptake in Singapore: a cohort study of 268,315 patients
BJGP open8 Oct 2026

Cervical cancer screening uptake

upin humans1

1 study

Healthier sg is associated with cervical cancer screening uptake in humans (Quarterly trend change +0.57% versus +0.05%).
HumansRegular primary care users; enrolees compared with non-enrolees after Healthier SG implementation
Impact of a national enrolment programme on preventive care uptake in Singapore: a cohort study of 268,315 patients
BJGP open8 Oct 2026

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