It may be among the top cancers in Singapore, but colorectal cancer can be beaten with screening.
Whether you prefer to call it haemorrhoids or piles, there are many options to manage the painful condition.
We delve deeper into constipation and discover its causes, treatment and the potential risks associated with the uncomfortable condition.
Learn more about colon cancer, its symptoms, and how you can prepare for a colonoscopy.
Cancers of the digestive system can develop with little outward signs. Arm yourself with knowledge to catch the warning signs early.
Colorectal cancer is the top cancer in Singapore, yet it is also one of the most preventable. Find out how colorectal cancer can be prevented and detected early via colonoscopy.
Are you consuming too much sugar? Processed sugar is undisputedly a main cause of weight gain and other health conditions such as heart diseases. What is less talked about is the detrimental effect of sugar on our intestines and our gut health.
Traditional Chinese Medicine, or TCM, is increasingly being adopted by cancer patients as a complementary form of treatment. However, is it effective? Read on to find out.
We discuss the role gastroscopies and colonoscopies play in cancer prevention and what they entail.
Colorectal cancer is the most prevalent cancer in Singapore, contributing to 1,200 deaths a year. Find out if you are at risk and what to do to manage it.
Learn about colorectal cancer and the different types of surgeries available.
A colonoscopy might sound uncomfortable, but it’s a vital tool in the diagnosis and treatment of colon cancer.
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