During the National Integrated Cancer Control Act’s (Nicca) fifth-year celebration last Feb. 16, Health Undersecretary Dr. Enrique Tayag highlighted the Department of Health (DOH)’s mission of improving cancer survivorship. During
In this beautiful memoir, Suleika Jaouad reaches inward and outward to find meaning in life after cancer. It’s called “The Big C” because its name has come to mean a
This year marked the return to an in-person event of the Philippine Cancer Society’s (PCS) Best Dressed Women of the Philippines (BDWP). The annual fundraiser to benefit programs of the
When it comes to cancer, we know that early detection saves lives. While there are gold-standard cancer screenings, cancer is often detected when it’s already growing or in its advanced
What will I share? My business? What I do? Who do I wear? That was my past life,” said humanitarian, multitasking executive and restaurateur Sheila Romero. Acquiring a
One in three people will come down with cancer in their lifetime. In Singapore, 42 people get diagnosed with cancer every day, said Dr. Peng Ang Tiam, oncologist, medical director
For actress Chynna Ortaleza, there is a need for people to undergo colonoscopy to check if their intestines are still working well.
The COVID-19 pandemic has undoubtedly had a dramatic impact on all areas of cancer control, including prevention and vaccination programs, screening and early detection services, provision of all modalities of
Christine Bersola and her husband Julius Babao underwent colonoscopy and endoscopy procedures and tested negative for cancer.
Cancer patients were among the most vulnerable groups to the COVID-19. Because of their condition and the effects of their treatments, cancer patients have an increased risk of contracting the
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