To ease your fears, we give you the rundown on what to expect at a mammogram and tips on how you can get through it comfortably.
Eight myths you might believe about breast cancer screening, and the truth about it.
More women are being claimed by breast cancer now than before. Love them by encouraging them to go for breast screening.
And no, finding a lump in your breast does not mean that you have breast cancer.
Medical advances mean that chemotherapy, radiotherapy and radical surgery are no longer the only options to treat breast cancer.
Learn how mammography works to detect breast cancer at an early stage, and why regular screening is so important.
Dr Edwin Chng, general practitioner, tells us about 7 common chronic conditions and how to avoid them with regular screening.
Is your mother neglecting her own health as she ages? What can we do to care for our mothers’ well-being?
True or false? We break down 8 common myths surrounding women’s health.
Less than 10% of breast cancers are due to genetic predisposition. Dr Tan Yah Yuen explains how doctors calculate your risk of breast cancer, and what preventive options you have based on your risk.
Like mother, like child. It is no news that your mum has played a huge role in shaping who you are – but when it comes to your health, don’t be too quick to blame her genes.
Being told that something suspicious was found in your mammogram can be scary. We guide you on what to expect on your follow-up tests.
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What happens when you walk into our 24-hour A&E clinic? In this video, we break down the steps in a typical patient’s journey to the accident and emergency department at our hospitals.
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