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At Parkway Cancer Centre, we are home to a comprehensive suite of cancer treatments delivered by a multidisciplinary team of medical doctors, nurses, counsellors and other paramedical professionals. Located in Singapore, Parkway Cancer Centre (PCC) and it's team of Specialist Doctors and Cancer Care Professionals aims to provide the best care and treatments, ensuring patients are well taken care of.

Sometimes, the body sends signals we do not expect. For Mr Eugene Lim, it began with a small change he noticed after a r...
09/04/2026

Sometimes, the body sends signals we do not expect.

For Mr Eugene Lim, it began with a small change he noticed after a run. What followed was a diagnosis that reshaped his life, but not his determination to keep moving forward.

Swipe through to learn more about his journey and why listening to your body matters. 🏃‍♂️

PCC wishes you a blessed Good Friday ✝️Wishing you peace, grace, and strength 🤍
03/04/2026

PCC wishes you a blessed Good Friday ✝️
Wishing you peace, grace, and strength 🤍

02/04/2026

Cancer care goes beyond treatment. It’s about understanding risks, making informed decisions, and finding strength through every stage of the journey.

Join us at Lessons for Life 2026: Cancer Care Conversations where medical experts and survivors come together to share insights on prevention, early detection, treatment advancements, and life after cancer.

Because every story matters, and every step forward begins with understanding.

🔗 Start the conversation. Find out more and register now.
https://pcc.sg/cancer-forum-2026

31/03/2026

What does it mean when colorectal cancer spreads to the liver?
Hear from the experts, Dr Zee Ying Kiat, Senior Consultant, Medical Oncologist at Parkway Cancer Centre, and Dr Chan Chung Yip, Senior General and Liver Surgeon at Nexus Surgery, as they explain Stage 4 colorectal cancer and the treatment options available. 🩺✨

From caregiver to survivor, Ms. Alicia Huang's journey carries lessons about resilience, care, and the people who stand ...
26/03/2026

From caregiver to survivor, Ms. Alicia Huang's journey carries lessons about resilience, care, and the people who stand beside us through cancer.

👉 Swipe through to read the full story.

Regardless of the type of cancer a person has, it helps to have a team by their side.At Parkway Cancer Centre, essential...
24/03/2026

Regardless of the type of cancer a person has, it helps to have a team by their side.

At Parkway Cancer Centre, essential specialists work together across diagnosis, treatment, and recovery support to ensure care is coordinated and centred on each individual.

With over 20 years of experience in cancer care, our team-based approach continues to support patients through every decision along their care journey.

👉 Learn more about the benefits of multidisciplinary cancer care:
https://www.parkwaycancercentre.com/ph/news-events/news-articles/news-articles-details/benefits-of-a-multidisciplinary-cancer-care

PCC wishes you Selamat Hari Raya Puasa 🌙✨May this festive season fill your days with joy, your hearts with gratitude, an...
21/03/2026

PCC wishes you Selamat Hari Raya Puasa 🌙✨
May this festive season fill your days with joy, your hearts with gratitude, and your homes with warmth and togetherness.

20/03/2026

Getting used to digestive discomfort doesn’t make it normal. ⚠️

Persistent bloating or changes in bowel habits deserve attention, especially when they last more than a few weeks.

Watch this video for the signs doctors pay attention to and when it may be a good idea to find out more. 🩺

What if a simple blood test could spot cancer early? It might sound like the future, but innovations like Multi‑Cancer E...
20/03/2026

What if a simple blood test could spot cancer early?

It might sound like the future, but innovations like Multi‑Cancer Early Detection (MCED) are bringing us closer to detecting multiple cancers before symptoms even begin.

In a recent radio interview, Dr Tanujaa Rajasekaran shared how genetic testing and MCED blood tests are reshaping our understanding of cancer risk, enabling earlier detection and more timely treatment.

Interested to learn more? Join us at Lessons for Life: Cancer Care Conversations Public Forum on 18 April 2026!
Find out more: https://pcc.sg/cancer-forum-2026

Guest: Dr Tanujaa D/O Rajasekaran, Medical Oncologist, Parkway Cancer Centre

Early detection makes all the difference. Yet misconceptions, such as, “I’m too young,” “It doesn’t hurt, so it’s fine,”...
19/03/2026

Early detection makes all the difference. Yet misconceptions, such as, “I’m too young,” “It doesn’t hurt, so it’s fine,” “Biopsies spread cancer”, continue to prevent people from going for timely screenings.

Dr Sabrina Ngaseri, General Surgeon (Breast) at Mount Elizabeth Hospital reminds us in this radio podcast that care today is highly personalised. Treatment plans consider genetics, lifestyle, family planning, and emotional well-being, supported by a multidisciplinary team. When cancer is detected early, patients benefit from personalised treatment approaches that improve their chances of recovery.

Want to learn more? Hear her insights at our upcoming forum, Lessons for Life: Cancer Care Conversations, in the focus track “Life’s peachy sweet if you test, detect and treat!”
Register Here: https://pcc.sg/cancer-forum-2026

Listen to Podcast: https://www.melisten.sg/podcast/playlist/Health-Matters-499866/Breast-Cancer-3169311

Breast cancer care has evolved from advanced, personalised treatments to multi-disciplinary support for better outcomes. Daniel Martin learns more from Dr Sabrina Ngaserin, General Surgeon (Breast), Mount Elizabeth Hospitals.

17/03/2026

Your bowel habits say a lot more than you think.

Watch this video to learn what changes to look out for and when’s the best time to get it checked.

🥗🍓What we eat doesn’t just affect our gut, but also plays a role in long-term colorectal health.Dietary habits play an i...
15/03/2026

🥗🍓What we eat doesn’t just affect our gut, but also plays a role in long-term colorectal health.

Dietary habits play an important role in digestive wellness and are associated with colorectal cancer risk. Adding fibre-rich and gut-friendly foods to your meals can help support digestive health.

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6A Napier Road
Singapore
258499

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 13:00

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