Bubble Tea, Sugar and Cancer
What links bubble tea, sugar and cancer is that excessive intake of sugars may lead to factors that increase the risk of cancer.
What links bubble tea, sugar and cancer is that excessive intake of sugars may lead to factors that increase the risk of cancer.
Cancer is commonly cited as the no.1 killer disease in Singapore. However, a closer look at the statistics reveals that cardiovascular diseases together caused more deaths than cancer.
There is now an option for a minimally-invasion stomach cancer screening procedure in Singapore. Read on to find out about it.
Why do some people put off cancer screening even if they are aware of the benefits of early detection and treatment? We have a theory.
What are the leading causes of death in Singapore, and why is “old age” not one of them? This edition of Perspectives takes a look.
Chlamydia in Singapore is the most common sexually transmitted infection. If left untreated, it can result in serious health complications.
Researchers lead by A/P from the NUS School of Medicine make discovery that can lead to more successful breast cancer treatments in Singapore.
MOH rules starting Sep 22 will render off-label drug use for cancer treatments non-claimable under MediShield. What is “off-label” treatment?
Immunotherapy is a novel, precision form of cancer treatment that makes use of the body’s immune system to help fight against the cancer.
Too many unfamiliar terms in cancer-related content? Reference the following list of common cancer terms to see if you can find the explanations you need.
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