The Breast and Cancer Clinic

24/12/2025

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24/12/2025

Merry Christmas to all our patients, their family, and to all our friends. May the reason for the season - Christ Jesus our Lord be always in our hearts.

24/12/2025

Warmest Holiday wishes from PCS Cancer Commission Foundation!
May this season inspire renewed hope as we continue our advocacy for quality and compassionate cancer care for every Filipino.

Together, let’s build a future where no one faces cancer alone. 💙🎗️🎄

09/11/2025

A recent social media post circulating online claims that mammography is unsafe because of radiation exposure, causes pain and breast trauma, results in frequent false positives, is expensive, and can rupture cysts or tumors during breastfeeding.
As professional societies entrusted with safeguarding the health and trust of Filipino women, we issue this statement to clarify misinformation, reaffirm scientific evidence, and promote accurate understanding of breast cancer screening.

09/11/2025

Official Statement of the Philippine College of Surgeons and other specialties on the recent viral post about mammography. Let the evidence and data speaks for itself.

30/10/2025

28/10/2025

At CUMC - we can remove breast lesions without incision through our vaccum assisted core biopsy machine - mammotome. Working hand in hand with our breast radio/sonologist and our pathologists.

21/10/2025

I asked if I can post it. 5 years at Stage IIIC - Locally advanced breast cancer. Even in relatively late stages - long term disease free survival can be achieved with our much better understanding of tumor biology. Always go for standard treatment.

21/10/2025

Lobby of our hospital is all about breast cancer for the whole October!

21/10/2025

SOME QUICK FACTS ABOUT CURRENT BREAST CANCER INCIDENCE

-In 2022, an estimated 2.3 million new breast cancer cases occurred worldwide.
-It is the most common cancer among women in 157 out of 185 countries.
-The highest incidence rates are in more developed countries, likely due to different risk factors.
-Incidence is rising fastest in low and middle-income countries, which are also expected to face a disproportionate share of future deaths.
-It is projected that new cases could increase by 70% to around 4 million by 2040.

16/10/2025

My patient came in with a very nice shirt… she just completed all her treatment and we’re hoping for a long disease- free survival.
Posted with permission.