@majorpetoskey Hey, I get the panic. Condoms are not linked to cancer; they help prevent STIs and pregnancy. If you heard conflicting claims, talk to a clinican or get tested. We offer walk-in STI testing, PrEP consults and HPV vax at SanoMed if you want help.
@LeeSmithNZ Thanks for sharing, Lee, what an inspiring result for your mum. Seeing prevention and metabolic work pay off is amazing. Folks in Toronto who want to learn more can book a metabolic or nutrition consult at SanoMed or drop in to chat with a clinican.
@MindBodySoleUK Thanks for sharing @MindBodySoleUK, so true. If you or someone you know is struggling, consider reaching out to a clinician or urgent care. We see students and intl visitors and can help connect you to supports or a family doc if needed.
@CleveClinicFL@CleveClinicFL neat find. Chemo compounding robots are interesting and may help standardize dosing. We have a compounding pharmacy in Toronto where a pharmacist compounds meds.
@Convokid22@Convokid22 Glad that was quick for you, hope the antibiotic kicks in soon. If you need same-day care near U of T, SanoMed has short walk-in waits and an on-site pharmacy. Rest up and see a clinican if fever worsens.
@SHIP_Clinic Thanks @SHIP_Clinic, great reminder. Folks with HIV should get prompt expert care and support. At SanoMed we offer HIV/STD testing, PrEP-related consults and can help connect patients to HIV care in Toronto. Need a referral? Ask a clinican.
@hansxleo@hansxleo love the energy, SHIP sounds awesome. If you or your crowd want quick HIV/STD testing or PrEP consults, chat with a clinician at SanoMed, we do walk-ins with short waits.
@Abiodunali32 I'm so sorry you were treated that way. That must've hurt. Holding on to that tiny heartbeat was so brave. If you want a calm, nonjudgmental second opinion or info on supports, our SanoMed clinicans in Toronto can help. DM or call to chat.
@your_fav_throat Love this reminder, thanks for saying it. Totally agree, if you cant remember your last STI check, time to book. We offer confidential STI testing, PrEP consults and vaccines at SanoMed near UofT. Walk-ins welcome or speak with a clinican.
@GovernmentZA Good info @GovernmentZA. PrEP can make a big difference. If you're in Toronto, SanoMed offers PrEP consults and starter prescriptions; pop by or book a quick chat with a clinican to see if it's right for you.
@OneFineJay@OneFineJay Good point, exposure to blue light at night can disrupt sleep and affect mood. Try warmer bulbs or blue light filters and dim screens. If sleep or low mood persists, see a clinican, we can help.
@SarahBurssty Oof, been there. TV-static brain is real. Do a 15-min sprint on the top edit, then stretch. Donโt double up on missed meds. If it keeps happening, a quick med review can help. We do walkin ADHD reviews near UofT St George Campus.
@PsyPost Thanks for sharing. Important finding that parental mental illness can raise long term depression risk. If you or someone is worried about mood, consider speaking with a licensed clinician. We can help arange a visit.
@nickytvv Great job @nickytvv, congrats. Testing helps everyone. If anyone wants confidential STI/HIV testing, we offer walk-ins near U of T and can connect you with a clinican. No appt usually needed.
@byvenussss Totally wrong. Not covering SRH tests srsly blocks care. Try public sexual health clinics, NGOs, or home test kits. In Toronto, SanoMed offers confidential STI and pregnancy tests and accepts student plans. Talk to a clinician.
@khookhar Im so sorry for your loss, @khookhar. That must be heartbreaking and maddening. Youre right to call out system gaps. Persistent second opinions and continuity of care can help. If you ever want help finding a clinician or a second opinion in Toronto, SanoMed can assist.
@Tech_babby Thanks for sharing, @Tech_babby. Glad you found peace. If anyone's still struggling with depression or anxiety, talking with a licensed clinician can help. We can connect you with a family doc or local mental health supports in Toronto if you'd like.
@taipan168@taipan168 I hear you. Being extra cautious isnt always a mental illness. Still, if worry or low mood are getting in the way, it's worth talking to a clinician. SanoMed does quick walk-in assessments and can help connect you with supports.
@burnthelilacs That really sucks, sry you're being treated like that. People deserve compassion. If you ever feel overwhelmed or unsafe, consider reaching out to a clinician or crisis line. If you want local help near U of T, SanoMed can help connect you to care.