Cancer Hub
Cancer
Cancer basics, staging, treatment & survivorship.
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Patients & families
Format
Cards, steps, visuals
Next step
Consult & plan
Quick overview
Explore key points, visuals and next steps — designed to be easy to read on mobile.
- • Clear sections & cards
- • Simple visuals & timelines
- • Helpful FAQs & contact
Cancer Overview
1. Understanding stage
TNM staging describes tumour size and spread to lymph nodes or distant organs. It helps classify cancer into stages I–IV.
Early stages are often curable with local treatment, while advanced stages usually need multimodality therapy.
2. Treatment pillars
Surgery, systemic therapy (chemotherapy, targeted, immunotherapy) and radiation are combined depending on cancer type and stage.
Decisions are best taken in a tumour board, where surgeons, medical and radiation oncologists and other specialists discuss each case.
3. Life after treatment
Follow-up schedules, imaging and endoscopy are planned according to the cancer type and risk of recurrence.
Rehabilitation, nutrition, exercise and psychosocial support are important parts of survivorship care.
This section is meant to give a broad framework for patients and families. Individual treatment plans are personalised after reviewing reports and discussing options in detail during consultation.
Next step
Need help deciding?
Share your reports and scans. We’ll explain options in simple terms and plan safely.