Contextual links: 6 articles → their service pages

Add ONE sentence per article, at the end of the section named. Do not change titles, meta descriptions, H1s or any other text. Each link is a plain in-body link (no button), same tab.

  1. /what-to-expect-during-a-full-physical-examination-in-toronto/ → end of the section on what happens during the exam:

“Ready to book? Our doctors do full physical exams in Toronto seven days a week at Yonge & Dundas.”

  1. /full-body-checkup-in-toronto-what-to-expect-cost-benefits/ → end of the “what’s included” section:

“See exactly what’s included in a full physical examination at Cloud Care Clinics.”

  1. /tb-test-near-me/ → end of the first section:

“Book your TB skin test in Toronto, either 1-step or 2-step, at our downtown clinic.”

  1. /skin-tag-and-wart-removal-when-to-see-a-doctor/ → end of the “when to see a doctor” section:

“Our doctors offer in-clinic skin tag and wart removal in Toronto, usually in a single short visit.”

  1. /sti-testing-in-toronto-what-tests-are-available/ → end of the introduction:

“You can walk in for same-day STI testing in Toronto at 55 Dundas St E, no appointment needed.”

  1. /when-to-visit-a-walk-in-clinic-vs-the-emergency-room/ → end of the “when a walk-in clinic is right” section:

“For non-emergencies, our walk-in clinic is open 7 days a week, including Sundays.”

After saving: purge LiteSpeed for the 6 URLs. Acceptance: each article has exactly one new link with the anchor above.

Note on #4: “usually in a single short visit” stays only if the clinic confirms it. Otherwise end the sentence after “in Toronto”.

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