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The National Cancer Centre Singapore (NCCS) is a leading national and regional tertiary cancer centre with specialists who are experts in treating cancer. NCCS attends to the majority of cancer cases in Singapore’s public healthcare sector. In addition to offering holistic and multidisciplinary oncology care, our clinicians and scientists collaborate with local and international partners to conduc

t robust, cutting-edge clinical and translational research. To achieve the vision of being a global leading cancer centre, NCCS offers world class care and shares its depth of experience and expertise by training local and overseas medical professionals. Note: This NCCS' page is managed by NCCS' Corporate Communications Department.

To mark World DNA Day on Saturday, 25 April, the Cancer Genetics Service team hosted Understanding Our Genes—a community...
28/04/2026

To mark World DNA Day on Saturday, 25 April, the Cancer Genetics Service team hosted Understanding Our Genes—a community forum that brought genetics to life! 🧬 From expert talks on genes and health to interactive cancer screening booths and hands-on activities uncovering family health history, the day was a vibrant mix of science, art, and discovery. 🤩

56-year-old Mdm Oh had no symptoms when she discovered that she had stage 1 breast cancer in 2024. But how was it detect...
27/04/2026

56-year-old Mdm Oh had no symptoms when she discovered that she had stage 1 breast cancer in 2024. But how was it detected? The power of regular screening! 🎯

With consistent self-examinations and annual mammograms, Mdm Oh’s cancer was caught and treated early. 💗 Read her empowering story here: https://www.nccs.com.sg/about-nccs/news/publications/in-good-health/issue-16/i-had-no-symptoms-but-my-breast-cancer-was-detected-early

Find more inspiration in NCCS’ In Good Health newsletter: https://www.nccs.com.sg/about-nccs/news/publications/in-good-health/issue-16

👊 New breakthrough in metabolomics analysis supports liver cancer research!A new study led by Prof Pierce Chow and Dr Ch...
27/04/2026

👊 New breakthrough in metabolomics analysis supports liver cancer research!

A new study led by Prof Pierce Chow and Dr Chew Sin Chi from NCCS and partners from A*STAR Bioinformatics Institute and NTU has developed an innovative ‘tumour mapping’ technique that sheds light on why hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) biomarkers fail. Employing multi-technique spatially guided metabolomics profiling, the team found that more than half of metabolite signals in tumour samples come from healthy tissue - explaining why cancer treatments often don't work as expected.

The team’s novel spatial analysis approach makes metabolomics more clinically useful and supports better understanding of HCC biology, paving the way for personalised treatment approaches 🌟

🔗Read the full study in EMBO Molecular Systems Biology: Spatially-guided metabolomics profiling of metabolic regions in human tumor tissues
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1038/s44320-026-00205-w

Always learn to acknowledge your feelings. If you're feeling sad 🙃, go ahead and do something that makes you happy. If y...
27/04/2026

Always learn to acknowledge your feelings. If you're feeling sad 🙃, go ahead and do something that makes you happy. If you're feeling happy 🙂, let's influence others with our happiness! Here's to cheerful world! 🤜🤛

Build a meaningful career with the National Cancer Centre Singapore and contribute to pioneering cancer care, research a...
24/04/2026

Build a meaningful career with the National Cancer Centre Singapore and contribute to pioneering cancer care, research and education. Join us and take pride in making a real difference!

📍 Tap to apply 👉 https://www.nccs.com.sg/careers

What is molecular profiling and how can it support your cancer care? Watch this video to learn how doctors study your ca...
24/04/2026

What is molecular profiling and how can it support your cancer care? Watch this video to learn how doctors study your cancer’s genetic information using tests like tissue or blood biopsies. By learning more about your cancer at a molecular level, your care team can recommend treatments that are more suited to you, including targeted therapies or clinical trials!

Understanding Molecular Profiling and Your Cancer Journey

🌟 St Patrick’s Society Singapore Annual Ball 🌟We are grateful to St Patrick’s Society Singapore for raising $35,700 at t...
23/04/2026

🌟 St Patrick’s Society Singapore Annual Ball 🌟

We are grateful to St Patrick’s Society Singapore for raising $35,700 at their Annual Ball, in support of the NCCS Cancer Fund!

Organised by the St Patrick’s Society, Singapore, in partnership with the Singapore Gaelic Lions, this fundraising initiative holds special significance as some of their members are currently facing a cancer diagnosis.

Their generosity reflects a shared commitment to standing alongside those affected by cancer, offering hope, compassion, and support during challenging times.

Our sincere appreciation to the St Patrick’s Society Singapore, their organising committee, the Singapore Gaelic Lions, and all generous donors for their meaningful contributions and partnership.

Your support makes a profound difference in the lives of our patients and their families.

Every dollar counts – donate now and be part of the fight against cancer: https://for.sg/cd0hjs

Swap, share, and give items a second life! ♻️ In celebration of Earth Day, NCCS’ Division of Radiation Oncology and Divi...
23/04/2026

Swap, share, and give items a second life! ♻️ In celebration of Earth Day, NCCS’ Division of Radiation Oncology and Division of Medical Oncology came together for a Sustainability Exchange - where staff traded pre-loved treasures and discovered new favourites, all while championing a greener future. 🧸Because what you no longer need could be exactly what someone else has been looking for!

Small swaps, meaningful impact. Together, we’re taking simple steps to reduce waste and care for our planet. 🌏💚

☁️ Cloudy day = no sun protection needed? MYTH! ❌Up to 90% of harmful UV rays can pe*****te cloud cover, putting your he...
22/04/2026

☁️ Cloudy day = no sun protection needed? MYTH! ❌

Up to 90% of harmful UV rays can pe*****te cloud cover, putting your health at risk even when its overcast.

☀️ Learn the facts about skin cancer prevention and protection: https://www.nccs.com.sg/about-nccs/news/publications/in-good-health/issue-16/skin-cancer-busting-myths

Get more health tips and insights in this issue of NCCS’ In Good Health newsletter: https://www.nccs.com.sg/about-nccs/news/publications/in-good-health/issue-16

One of the most aggressive breast cancer subtypes, triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) makes up 10-20% of breast cancer...
22/04/2026

One of the most aggressive breast cancer subtypes, triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) makes up 10-20% of breast cancers in Singapore. Often affecting young women under the age of 40, TNBC is associated with early recurrence, high chance of spread and shorter survival. 📉The good news? There may be a novel treatment option on the horizon soon for these patients 🌅

Prof Rebecca Dent, Deputy CEO (Clinical) and Senior Consultant, Div of Medical Oncology, NCCS recently led a study showing that the antibody-drug conjugate datopotamab deruxtecan (Dato-DxD) nearly doubled the time that inoperable, untreated TNBC patients lived without the disease progressing. The trial was carried out across the globe, in countries that included the United States, Canada, Europe, China, Korea, Japan and Singapore 📑💥

Read more about the study in The Straits Times coverage ➡️ https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/health/studies-led-by-singapore-researchers-make-breakthroughs-in-treating-challenging-cancers-in-women

💖 Providing care isn't easy as it's more than just bringing your loved one to consultation or cooking meals for them. Yo...
22/04/2026

💖 Providing care isn't easy as it's more than just bringing your loved one to consultation or cooking meals for them. You will have to understand their condition and listen to their concerns. 🫂 There may be a steep learning curve at the start, but don't worry - you will acquire the new skills with time and practice. 🩵 We've prepped some tips that could help you, swipe to find out!

More tips here: https://www.nccs.com.sg/your-care/caregiver-support/providing-care

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