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Cancer What Is Cancer, The Top Cause Of Death In Singapore? Cancer in Singapore – Cancer is a group of diseases characterised by the uncontrolled growth and spread of abnormal cells in the body. These abnormal cells can form a mass of tissue called a tumour, which can be benign (not cancerous) or malignant (cancerous). […]

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Cancer Cases Spike Among People Under 50 Globally

There is a significant surge in early onset cancer among people under 50 over the past three decades. What are the causes and risk factors?

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Blood Test For Breast Cancer Detection In Singapore: Mastocheck

Mastocheck is a blood test for breast cancer detection that may be used to supplement mammogram screenings.

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Learn About Cancer In Singapore

Good health starts with good access to knowledge, data and opinions. Protect your health by learning more about the most common forms of cancer in Singapore.  Common Cancers In Singapore The number of cancer cases in Singapore has been increasing, based on statistics from the Singapore Cancer Registry Annual Report 2021. From 2017-2021, there were […]

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How Much Does Mammogram Screening Cost In Singapore?

This article discussed the prices, available subsidies as well as health screening packages options that includes mammogram screening.

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Breast Ultrasound Vs Mammogram: What Are The Differences?

In this article we tackle breast ultrasound vs mammogram – their key differences, respective advantages, and limitations.

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Mammogram Screening In Singapore

Regular mammogram screening in Singapore may help women detect breast cancer early and get timely treatment for a higher chance of survival.

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Essential Guide To Types of Cancer Screenings By Dr Wong Siew Wei, Medical Oncologist In Singapore

Dr Wong Siew Wei, medical oncologist in Singapore, explains what the essential types of cancer screenings are.

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Regular Exercise Lowers Risk Of Developing Breast Cancer

Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer among Singaporean women. Studies show that exercise lowers the risk of getting breast cancer.

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Perspectives: Alternative Treatments For Cancer? Be Cautious

Alternative treatments for cancer might carry dangers that we need to be watchful about. This cancer survivor’s experience shows us why.

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