It is important to do a breast biopsy but it can be done in a relatively painless and minimally invasive way.
Most forms of breast cancer don’t require a complete removal of the breast. A lumpectomy conserves the breast, while removing the cancer.
Soft tissue sarcomas are malignant tumours that grow in the soft tissues of limbs. With limb salvage surgery, this condition can be treated without the need for amputation.
We look at how breast reconstruction can help in the recovery process of breast cancer and what to expect.
Cancers of the digestive system can develop with little outward signs. Arm yourself with knowledge to catch the warning signs early.
The facts about cancer are not well-known, especially in children. In this article, we go through the facts about childhood cancer and debunk the myths surrounding it.
Breast surgeon Dr Tan Yah Yuen explains why minimally invasive surgery is a preferred option for breast cancer diagnosis.
The 5-year survival rate for people with bone cancer is 70%. However, once the cancer starts spreading, the rate reduces to 33%. Early detection and treatment can improve that outlook.
Worried about that strange lump on your breast? We delve into its most common causes.
Learn about colorectal cancer and the different types of surgeries available.
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