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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...

Caring for someone with cancer often involves more than attending medical appointments. You may find yourself coordinating treatments, keeping track of medications, communicating with different...

A cancer diagnosis affects more than the person receiving treatment. It can also affect partners, children, parents, siblings and close friends. Everyone responds differently. Some...

When someone you care about is diagnosed with cancer, your life may change too. You may find yourself accompanying them to appointments, helping them make...

A cancer diagnosis can affect many aspects of your life, including your work. You may be wondering whether you can continue working during treatment, when...

Cancer treatment affects everyone differently. While some people experience only mild side effects, others may have symptoms that affect their daily activities. Many side effects...

After a cancer diagnosis, your healthcare team will work with you to develop a treatment plan that is tailored to your condition and individual needs....

Being told that you may have cancer, or receiving a cancer diagnosis, can feel overwhelming. You may be experiencing a mix of emotions and wondering what happens next.