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.