Genetic testing and profiling provide information based on DNA analyzes to identify inherited or acquired gene mutations that may be linked to cancer development or response to treatment.

Imaging plays an important role in cancer care by enabling non-invasive visualization of tumors to detect, diagnose, stage, and monitor .It can provide critical information about tumor location, size, spread, and response to treatment.

Pathology (biopsy) is the foundation of cancer diagnosis and classification, including the presence, type, grade, and stage of a tumor.

A multidisciplinary team (MDT) discussion brings together healthcare professionals from various specialties across countries to collaboratively review and plan the diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing management of patients. This collaborative approach ensures comprehensive, patient-centered care based on diverse expert perspectives.

Chemotherapy involves medications that used to kill cancer cells. Patients with chemotherapy may experience some side effects during and post administration. You are not alone, we are here to support you with expert guidance and compassionate care.

A type of precision medicine that works by stopping or slowing the growth or spread of cancer.

Hormonal therapy is a modality to treat hormones sensitive cancer.

Effective cancer care requires continuous monitoring to evaluate response to therapy, identify complications, and adjust treatment as needed. Our team are trained to monitor your journey with compassion.

We are focused on improving the quality of life for patients and families in palliative stage.

Cancer diagnosis and treatment often bring significant psychological challenges, including anxiety, depression, and stress. We are here to provide psychological guidance in your journey.