Lung Cancer Lung cancer is the third most frequent incident cancer diagnosed in men and women in Singapore from 2017 to 2021. Learn more about lung cancer in Singapore – what it is, its types, symptoms, risk factors, and tests for diagnosis. What Is Lung Cancer? Lung cancer starts when abnormal cells grow and multiply […]
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?
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 […]
PM2.5 are microscopic particulate matters of liquid or solid particles suspended in the air. They are a factor in indoor air quality.
Lung cancer treatment depends on several factors, including the symptoms presented, as well as the type and stage of the cancer. The patient’s health and tolerance to certain treatment procedures and medications will also have to be taken into account. Depending on the stage of the lung cancer, the aim of treatment may be curative, […]
In this article we explore the risk factors for lung cancer – one of the top cancers in Singapore.
Lung cancer is one of the top cancers for males and females in Singapore. Here are the signs and symptoms of lung cancer.
We explain the various stages of lung cancer in this article.
From 2015 to 2019, Lung cancer was the third most common cancer among males and females residing in Singapore. What are the lung cancer statistics for Singapore, such as the lung cancer survival rate? High Incidence Rate in Singapore Among the main ethnicities in Singapore, lung cancer was the number one cancer among Malay males and third […]
Early lung cancer diagnosis allows patients to have a higher chance of survival in comparison to cases whereby the cancer is discovered when it has progressed to a later stage. People with an increased risk of lung cancer may consider annual lung cancer screening using low-dose CT scans. Medical experts recommend lung cancer screening for older adults between 55 […]
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