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Treating cancers of the liver and pancreas is notoriously difficult. However, the combination of ICG fluorescence imaging and robotic systems is revolutionising HPB cancer surgery.
Skin cancer can start small – but so can its detection. Find out how a quick skin biopsy helps doctors spot cancer and treat it early.
Skin cancer detection technology has evolved – AI and imaging now identify cancers earlier, faster, and more accurately than visual checks alone.
Joe Biden’s prostate cancer diagnosis brings attention to how the disease progresses and why early detection can make a difference.
With limited treatment options for late-stage gastric cancer, a new targeted therapy – zolbetuximab – recently approved in Singapore is giving patients a reason to hope.
Are benzoyl peroxide products putting your health at risk? Dermatologist Dr Joyce Lim explains the hidden danger, and how to keep your acne treatments safe.
Singapore, 27 March 2025— By using advanced mapping technologies, a team of Singapore scientist created a detailed “atlas” of stomach tumours, revealing hidden patterns in how cancer cells behave, evolve and interact with their environment.
Blood in your urine? A dull ache in your lower back? These subtle symptoms could be warning signs of kidney cancer, one of Singapore’s top 10 cancers.
Most women know about cervical cancer screening, yet many still skip it. Get tested early and protect your health with the #My1stPapTest campaign by 365 Cancer Prevention Society.
EL PASO, Texas (March 3, 2025) – Can a drug that’s used to treat malaria be repurposed to fight cancer? Researchers at The University of Texas at El Paso have secured a patent for the anti-malarial drug pyronaridine to do just that.
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