Philippine Cancer Society, INC.

26/08/2025

Want to learn more about Cervical Cancer? Watch the full video here: https://www.philcancer.org.ph/index.php/updates/latest-news/99-kanser-sa-cervix-vid

16/08/2025

14/08/2025

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MANILA – The Philippine Cancer Society (PCS) has expanded its flagship ACT NOW (Access to Cancer Treatment Now) campaign, bringing life-saving cancer screening services to more underserved communities across the country. During an awareness drive in Quezon City on Wednesday, PCS President…

14/08/2025

MANILA, Philippines — With the advent of artificial intelligence (AI), the Philippine Cancer Society (PCS) on Wednesday said that the organization is pushing for an AI-assisted screening

14/08/2025

MANILA, Philippines — Women in underserved communities can avail early breast and cervical cancer screening for free through the Philippine Cancer Society’s (PCS) mobile screening

14/08/2025

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Cancer Society (PCS) on Wednesday launched the expanded ACT NOW (Access to Cancer Treatment Now) program for early diagnosis of breast and cervical cancer

14/08/2025

PCS Advocates for Stronger Public Health Policies

On August 14, 2025, the Philippine Cancer Society (PCS) joined HealthJustice Philippines and the Healthy Philippines Alliance for the Consultation for Collaborative Approaches in Tackling NCDs: A Consultation to Strengthen Public Health Policy in Addressing Ultra-processed Diets and Youth Va**ng at Novotel, Quezon City.

Dr. Maricar Sabeniano, PCS Oncology Manager, delivered an eye-opening talk on the link between Ultra-processed Foods and Noncommunicable Diseases (NCDs), stressing the urgent need for preventive measures such as Front-of-Pack Warning Labels (FOPWL) to help Filipinos make healthier food choices.

Alongside Ms. Jennifer Guinto, Dr. Sabeniano actively contributed to interactive workshops and policy discussions—strengthening PCS’s commitment to champion evidence-based policies that protect communities and reduce cancer risk.

Together, we move closer to a healthier Philippines.

13/08/2025

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11/08/2025

TESDA & PCS partner to develop Cancer Care skills programs

On August 11, 2025, the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA), under its Memorandum of Agreement with the Philippine Cancer Society (PCS), convened a stakeholder meeting to advance the development of Technical-Vocational Education and Training (TVET) programs in Patient Navigation, Palliative Care, and Cancer Registry.

This TESDA-initiated consultation brought together the Philippine Cancer Center, WHO, DOH-RCR, DOH-DCR, PGH SHPM, PSHPM, Hospice Philippines, PAFP, PSPO, PONA, Kythe Foundation, and the leads of the DOH Roll Out for Basic and Intermediate Palliative Care Training. PCS reaffirmed its commitment to provide technical expertise, data support, and curriculum input to ensure a competent, compassionate, and quality-assured workforce for cancer care in the Philippines.

📌 Collaboration today for better cancer care tomorrow.

24/07/2025

The Philippine Cancer Society (PCS) successfully had an introductory meeting with key local government officials last July 18, 2025, to present the organization's mission, programs, and collaborative opportunities in the fight against cancer. This formal presentation marked an important milestone in strengthening partnerships between PCS and the Quezon City government.

Read more about it here: https://www.philcancer.org.ph/index.php/updates/latest-news/91-intro-of-pcs-qc