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What it's like navigating cancer in Singapore as a thirty-something.

A stage 4 lymphoma diagnosis forced Scott to rebuild his life from the ground up.

Sharon's story of living with advanced breast cancer through gratitude, family and hope.

A new advocacy paper draws on lived experiences and expert consensus to surface critical gaps across the cancer journey. Its recommendations include a national framework...

Cancer care in Singapore has gaps, and the people closest to the disease know them best. In this advocacy paper, Singapore Cancer Society draws on the...

Cancer Trends, Explained Cancer remains the number one cause of death in Singapore – but dig deeper into the data and a slightly nuanced picture...

15 March 2026 Organised by Singapore Cancer Society (SCS), Relay For Life 2026 drew a record 6,479 participants, with team and youth sign-ups driving the...

31 January 2026 New coalition aims to drive unified, coordinated cancer awareness and prevention across Singapore’s diverse communities, starting with its first public outreach event,...

Learning that cancer can no longer be cured, or that treatment is now focused on comfort rather than cure, can be one of the most...

Completing cancer treatment is an important milestone, but recovery often takes time. While family and friends may expect life to return to normal, many people...