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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...

Chemotherapy is a living hell. When everything started, I really felt dead inside. The medication made me feel so physically and psychologically bad that it...

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...

Mid-treatment, Deborah still runs—showing cancer doesn’t define her, and fear doesn’t get the final word.

One family’s cancer journey inspired a pledge: run, raise awareness, and help patients feel less alone.

One family’s cancer journey inspired a pledge: run, raise awareness, and help patients feel less alone.

She beat colorectal cancer once—then faced relapse. Her honesty and determination will stay with you.

A young mum feared life with a stoma—until she discovered confidence, freedom, and practical ways to cope.