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Over a Zoom call, Madam Foziah Yeon proudly shows me several of her paintings. The senior welfare officer tells me she will gift these canvases...

As the gentle sounds of a guitar fill the air, university student Kenji Ng sings Invisible Wings by Angela Chang, a song that speaks to the power...

Striving, anxiety, worries about the future, and a constant preoccupation with to-do lists are common burdens that many carry. Volunteer yoga teacher Simone Davis encourages her students...

Speech by Singapore Cancer Society (SCS) Chairman, Mr Lee Meng Tat At the launch of the SCS 60th Anniversary in conjunction with World Cancer Day...

Karyn Wong frequently talks about her cancer journey in terms of light and dark.  To her, being immersed in one’s cancer diagnosis can feel “pitch black.” It is...

It is challenging enough to fight one cancer. Eddie Low, however, has had to battle three.   Since 2017, he has been diagnosed with lung, liver and prostate...

“Your cancer is incurable.”  Remarkably, those were the words Michael John Rollings needed to hear.  Surgery, radiotherapy, the chemical engineering consultant had done it all....

What would you do if someone told you you only had a few years left to live?   Cancer forced Suhaimi bin Masohan to reflect on the kind...

To anyone who will listen, Prabu Naidu urges early cancer screening.   “Colonoscopy is recommended at the age of 50,” he recounts. “I did it at...

Xanthe Khatoon’s first thought when she was diagnosed with advanced stage breast cancer was her family.   “My immediate thought was for my three children,” she...