The likelihood of successfully treating cancer is considerably increased with early detection and treatment. Cancer marker tests in Singapore may help patients detect their cancers early and get appropriate treatment.
Pancreatic cancer is a rare cancer in Singapore but causes a disproportionate number of cancer deaths. We look at the diagnosis and options for pancreatic cancer treatment in Singapore.
Dr Wong Siew Wei, medical oncologist at Parkway Cancer Centre, Singapore, spoke about the treatment of advanced prostate cancer at the Gleneagles Hospital Medical Seminar in Aug 22.
There are multiple treatment options in Singapore available. These include lifestyle changes, medication, and interventional procedures.
Free webinar on understanding the cost of cancer drug treatments in Singapore and how we can be prepared for the potential financial impact.
MRI and CT scans are common diagnostic imaging technologies in Singapore. Each has its strengths and different uses.
There is now an option for a minimally-invasion stomach cancer screening procedure in Singapore. Read on to find out about it.
Researchers lead by A/P from the NUS School of Medicine make discovery that can lead to more successful breast cancer treatments in Singapore.
Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer affecting males in Singapore, based on the National Cancer Registry 2019 Annual Report. Prostate cancer and its treatments adversely impact sexual function. Dr Wong Siew Wei, a Senior Consultant, Singapore oncologist at Parkway Cancer Centre, writes about this in a recent article on PCC’s website. Summary of […]
What are the options for stomach cancer treatment in Singapore, and the best hospitals and clinics for treatment? Find out here.
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