Frederic Ivan L. Ting, MD - Medical Oncologist

Frederic Ivan L. Ting, MD - Medical Oncologist Clinician Scientist in Medical Oncology / Health Systems Shaper / Academician.

04/04/2026

✨ **EPISODE 5: What are the Common Risk Factors of Cancer?**✨
Whether you’re a patient, a loved one, or simply someone who wants to learn more, this vlog is for YOU. Together, we can spread awareness, encourage early detection, and inspire strength in every journey.

👉 Watch, like, and share to help reach more people!
👉 Let’s build a community of support and knowledge.

💬 Every view counts. Every share matters. EveryTING makes a difference.


**Disclaimer:**
The information presented in this video is intended for general educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Oncology is a complex and rapidly evolving field, and the content shared here may not apply to individual circumstances.

Always seek the guidance of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or treatment. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you have seen or heard in this video.

If you have specific concerns about your health or cancer-related care, please consult your doctor or a licensed healthcare professional.

03/04/2026

Good Friday 2026 Reflection 🙏🏼🥰🩵


This Holy Week, we pause to reflect on sacrifice, compassion, and unwavering love. To all our healthcare workers on duty...
03/04/2026

This Holy Week, we pause to reflect on sacrifice, compassion, and unwavering love. To all our healthcare workers on duty today, thank you for being living examples of these values. While many rest, you continue to serve with courage and selflessness.

Your dedication brings comfort to the suffering, hope to the weary, and healing to those in need. Even in the quiet and solemn moments of this day, your work shines as a powerful reminder that kindness and care never take a break.

May you find strength in your purpose, peace in your hearts, and inspiration in the lives you touch every day. You are deeply appreciated, today and always. 🙏🏼🩵🥰


“DOC... KAYA PA BA NI NANAY ANG CHEMO?”Ito ang tanong na madalas kong marinig—lalo na kapag ang pasyente ay matanda na.M...
02/04/2026

“DOC... KAYA PA BA NI NANAY ANG CHEMO?”

Ito ang tanong na madalas kong marinig—lalo na kapag ang pasyente ay matanda na.
May takot. May pag-aalinlangan.
“Baka hindi na kayanin…”
“Baka mas lalo lang siyang mahirapan…”

Kaya minsan… pinipili na lang maghintay.

Pero habang naghihintay…
lumalala ang sakit.

May isang pasyente kami—si Nanay.
Noong una, hesitant ang pamilya. Ayaw muna nila ng treatment.
Pero pagbalik nila after two months…
yung bukol sa leeg, lumaki na—6 by 4 cm, sugat na, ulcerating na.

Doon nila na-realize…
kailangan na talagang gamutin.
Sinubukan ang kung ano anong herbal na gamot na nag-promise na liliit ang bukol, pero wala ding nangyari.

Sinimulan namin ang chemotherapy—maingat, naka-tailor sa edad niya, sa lakas ng katawan niya, at sa iba niyang sakit.

Hindi minadali. Hindi pinabigat.
INANGKOP. INALAGAAN. SINABAYAN.

At alam niyo kung ano ang resulta?

👉 Ngayon, si Nanay ay disease-free.

💡 Mga kapatid, tandaan natin ito:

Ang cancer ay hindi agad-agad katapusan—kahit sa matatanda.
Hindi porket elderly na… hindi na pwedeng gamutin.

Sa panahon ngayon, ang treatment ay hindi one-size-fits-all.
Ito ay personalized—base sa:
✔️ edad
✔️ functional status (kaya pa ba ng katawan?)
✔️ comorbidities (ibang sakit)

Hindi natin pinapahirapan ang pasyente—
pinapabuti natin ang kalagayan niya.

🙏 Kaya kung may mahal kayo sa buhay na may cancer, huwag agad panghinaan ng loob.

Magtanong. Kumonsulta.
Alamin ang options.

Dahil minsan…
ang sagot sa “kaya pa ba?” ay isang matibay na—

👉 “Oo. Kayang kaya.”

💬 Let your faith be stronger than your fears.
💖 Because cancer is not a death sentence—there is always hope.

02/04/2026

Dear Patients,

Today I found myself singing again with my daughter—and because of the demands of work, moments like this are rare for us. Yet in that simple, quiet time together, you were in my heart the entire time.

As we sang each line, I was reminded of the quiet strength you carry—even on the hardest days. I thought about the courage it takes to keep going, to keep hoping, to keep showing up. And it made me reflect on how this journey, though deeply personal, is never meant to be walked alone.

In this space we share, there is more than treatment and medicine. There is connection. There is care. There are moments of laughter, of tears, and of understanding without needing many words. And in all of that, there is something powerful—like friendship.

Please remember: when days feel heavy, you don’t have to carry it all by yourself. We are here with you—not just as caregivers, but as people who truly care about you, who believe in your strength, and who are honored to walk beside you.

Just like the song reminds us, through the good times and the hard ones, we stay. We care. We hope—together.

You matter so much. And you are never alone. 🩵

As we enter Holy Thursday, this song almost feels like a gentle reminder of how Jesus walks with us:
“Keep smiling, keep shining…” — like the encouragement we receive from Jesus even in difficult times.

“For good times and bad times, I’ll be on your side forever more…” — a reflection of Christ’s constant presence, never leaving us whether we are joyful or struggling.

“That’s what friends are for…” — Jesus calls us His friends (John 15:15), showing a relationship built on love, not just duty.

Jesus’ love goes even deeper than friendship—it's sacrificial, forgiving, and everlasting. Where human friendship can sometimes fail, His love remains steady and perfect.

So as you reflect, you might see the song as more than just about human friendship—it becomes a quiet echo of divine companionship. A reminder that you’re never alone, and that there is a love that stays with you through everything. 🙏🏼

God bless you all. 🩵

With all my heart,
Doc Fred Ting



01/04/2026

✨ **EPISODE 4: How Does Cancer Travel from One Organ to Another? (Metastasis Explained)✨
Whether you’re a patient, a loved one, or simply someone who wants to learn more, this vlog is for YOU. Together, we can spread awareness, encourage early detection, and inspire strength in every journey.

👉 Watch, like, and share to help reach more people!
👉 Let’s build a community of support and knowledge.

💬 Every view counts. Every share matters. EveryTING makes a difference.


**Disclaimer:**
The information presented in this video is intended for general educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Oncology is a complex and rapidly evolving field, and the content shared here may not apply to individual circumstances.

Always seek the guidance of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or treatment. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you have seen or heard in this video.

If you have specific concerns about your health or cancer-related care, please consult your doctor or a licensed healthcare professional.

I am proud of you. 🩵
31/03/2026

I am proud of you. 🩵

30/03/2026

Three years ago, I was fortunate enough to lead a very dynamic team with the Philippine Society of Medical Oncology, supported by Ecancer to establish the Philippines that has somehow helped shape and guide policies and practices on cancer care in the Philippines. Will be forever thankful for this oppotunity to work with, and be supported by the best team.

29/03/2026

Will forever be thankful to Conquer Cancer Foundation. 🙏🏼🫶🏼🇵🇭

10,000 followers… and my heart is so full. 🫶🏼This page was created not just to tell stories, but to become a safe and re...
29/03/2026

10,000 followers… and my heart is so full. 🫶🏼
This page was created not just to tell stories, but to become a safe and reliable space—a venue where people can find legit facts about cancer and its treatments. In a world filled with fear, confusion, and misinformation, I wanted this page to be a source of truth, hope, and strength.
Cancer changes lives in ways words can barely describe. It tests the body, the mind, and the spirit. But through every story shared here—every survivor, every fighter, every loved one—we are reminded of something powerful: we are never alone in this fight.
To each one of you who chose to follow this page, THANK YOU. You didn’t just click a button—you became part of a community that cares, uplifts, and stands together in the face of one of life’s hardest battles.
If this page has helped you, comforted you, or taught you something valuable, I ask you to keep the mission going.
Share this page. Spread awareness. Talk about cancer. Help fight misinformation. You might save a life just by sharing the right knowledge.
Let’s continue to be a voice of truth, a source of hope, and a light for those who need it most.
10,000 strong—and this is just the beginning. 🩵
Always remember -let your FAITH be stronger than your fears. Because cancer is NOT a death sentence. There is always HOPE! 🙏🏼

*Palm Sunday reflections*One day, you’ll look back and be thankful it went God’s way and not yours.When you first hear t...
29/03/2026

*Palm Sunday reflections*

One day, you’ll look back and be thankful it went God’s way and not yours.

When you first hear the word “cancer,” nothing about it feels right. It disrupts everything—the life you were building, the plans you held onto, the sense of control you thought you had. If it were up to you, this chapter would never exist. You would have chosen an easier road, a safer story, a different ending.

And it’s okay to feel that way.

There are days when the weight of it all feels unbearable—when fear creeps in, when your body feels weak, when hope seems distant. You wonder why your life had to take this turn, why your path looks so different from what you imagined. Trusting anything beyond what you can see can feel incredibly difficult.

But even here, something powerful is unfolding.

In the middle of the struggle, you begin to discover a strength you never knew you had. You learn to celebrate small victories—each good day, each moment of relief, each breath filled with gratitude. You see love in its purest form through the people who stand beside you, reminding you that you are never fighting alone.

This journey is not easy, and it’s not something anyone would choose. But it is shaping you—deepening your faith, strengthening your spirit, and revealing a resilience that is nothing short of extraordinary.

God’s way doesn’t always mean a life without pain, but it does promise a life filled with purpose, even in the hardest moments.

And one day, you will look back—not just at what you went through, but at who you became because of it. You will see courage where there was once fear, light where there was once uncertainty, and hope that refused to be extinguished.

You will realize that this chapter did not break you—it built you.

So keep going. Hold on to hope, even in the smallest ways. Trust that there is still goodness ahead, still joy waiting to be felt, still beautiful moments meant just for you. Your story is not over—it is still being written with love, with purpose, and with a future that is worth believing in.

And one day, with a full heart, you’ll be able to say: it didn’t go my way—but it led me somewhere stronger, brighter, and more meaningful than I ever imagined.


28/03/2026

✨ **EPISODE 3: The Difference Between Benign and Malignant Tumors** ✨
Whether you’re a patient, a loved one, or simply someone who wants to learn more, this vlog is for YOU. Together, we can spread awareness, encourage early detection, and inspire strength in every journey.

👉 Watch, like, and share to help reach more people!
👉 Let’s build a community of support and knowledge.

💬 Every view counts. Every share matters. EveryTING makes a difference.


**Disclaimer:**
The information presented in this video is intended for general educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Oncology is a complex and rapidly evolving field, and the content shared here may not apply to individual circumstances.

Always seek the guidance of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or treatment. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you have seen or heard in this video.

If you have specific concerns about your health or cancer-related care, please consult your doctor or a licensed healthcare professional.

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