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Cancer in Singapore

Pancreatic Cancer Treatment In Singapore

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.

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Brain Cancer In Children In Singapore

Brain tumour is a common form of tumour in children. Malignant brain tumour, or brain cancer, in children has a high mortality rate.

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Pancreatic Cancer Risk Factors And Symptoms

Pancreatic cancer risk factors include tobacco use, alcohol consumption and more. This cancer has little or no symptoms in the early stages.

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Pancreatic Cancer In Singapore

Pancreatic cancer in Singapore is the 10th most common cancer in men. It is less common in women, but causes a disproportionate number of cancer deaths.

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Best Exercises For Cancer Patients

Exercise may improve cancer treatment outcomes and reduce the chances of new cancers. What are the best exercises for cancer patients?

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How Cancer Affects Families In Singapore

Besides the patients, cancer affects families too. It changes dynamics of relationships, goals and ambitions, and financial circumstances.

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Home Care Services In Singapore

It may be hard to take care of someone with cancer or other serious illness at home. This is where home care services in Singapore come in.

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Can High Cholesterol Cause Cancer? How Can We Lower Our Cholesterol?

While people commonly know that high levels of cholesterol is bad for the heart, it is less well known whether high cholesterol causes cancer.

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Video Recap For Webinar On Cost Of Cancer Treatment In Singapore Is Now Available

The video recap of our webinar on Understanding the Cost of Cancer Treatment in Singapore and How to Manage The Financial Impact Of Cancer is now available on our video resources page.

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Oncology Physiotherapy In Singapore – What Is It?

Oncology physiotherapy helps patients in Singapore reduce side effects of cancer treatments via exercise, manual therapy and rehabilitation.

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