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Dr Shivan Sivakumar

By Dr Shivan Sivakumar
08.07.24
Medical oncology

Pancreatic cancer: an expert's insight

Pancreatic cancer remains one of the most challenging cancers to diagnose and treat effectively. This malignancy's deep-seated location in the body significantly hampers early detection and diagnostic procedures. Unfortunately, by the time symptoms such as pain, weight loss, or jaundice manifest, the disease is often at an advanced stage. This delay in symptom onset is a major reason why pancreatic cancer has such a poor prognosis. In his latest online article, Dr Shivan Sivakumar gives us his insights.

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Dr Mark Tuthill

By Dr Mark Tuthill
26.06.24
Medical oncology

Shifting goals: Managing advanced prostate cancer

Navigating the transition from early to advanced prostate cancer reveals a shift in treatment goals from cure to management. In his latest online article, Dr Mark Tuthill examines the factors driving prostate cancer progression, risk considerations, metastatic routes, and evolving prognosis dynamics. He explores the journey of prostate cancer, highlighting the challenges and strategies in its progression and management.

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Dr Mark Tuthill

By Dr Mark Tuthill
14.06.24
Medical oncology

Breakthroughs in advanced bladder cancer treatment

Discover the latest developments in advanced bladder cancer treatments, including new drugs and personalised approaches. Explore how these advancements are changing the way we manage advanced stages of the condition and what it means for patients. In his latest online article, Dr Mark Tuthill navigates through the practical aspects of these breakthroughs and their potential impact on bladder cancer treatment.

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Dr Cheng Boon

By Dr Cheng Boon
07.05.24
Medical oncology

Understanding GI tract cancers: Diagnosis to treatment

The intricate network of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract, responsible for digestion and nutrient absorption, is susceptible to a spectrum of cancers. These malignancies can arise anywhere along the GI tract, from the oesophagus to the rectum, presenting diverse challenges in diagnosis and management. Understanding the nuances of GI tract cancers, including their types, symptoms, risk factors, and treatment modalities, is paramount for effective intervention and improved outcomes. In his latest online article, Dr Cheng Boon gives us his insights.

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