Fuda Cancer Hospital - Philippines

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Fuda Cancer Hospital is considered one of the BEST cancer hospitals in China by patients and is affiliated to Jinan University and Translational Medicine Center Fuda Cancer Hospital South District and Fuda Cancer Hospital North District (collectively, “Fuda Cancer Hospital”) are located in Guangzhou, in the south of China. Both hospitals are modern and specialized cancer centers that are recognized for their minimally invasive therapies and innovative treatments that provide an effective alternative to the traditional treatment of chemotherapy/radiation/surgery. Fuda Cancer Hospital is affiliated with the Chinese Academy of Sciences’ Guangzhou Institute of Biomedicine and Health. The hospitals are teaching hospitals of Jinan University School of Medicine. In 2010, the central government designated the hospitals as nationally important clinics and awarded a five million RMB grant to them. The honorary president of the hospital is Academician Mengchao Wu, and the president is Professor Kecheng Xu, a renowned and highly respected specialist of general oncology and gastroenterology. Fuda Cancer Hospital focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of liver, lung, breast, nasopharyngeal, colorectal, uterus, stomach, esophageal, pancreatic, tongue, prostate, skin, larynx, and lymphoma cancers, as well as many others. The hospital insists on providing patient care and services and adopting an individualized approach in the treatment of patients based on their individual conditions. By combining conventional treatment with newly developed technologies and traditional Chinese medicine, the hospital is equipped to treat patients with a complete spectrum of available therapies, from the traditional to the cutting-edge. Besides the conventional treatments for cancer (surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy) the hospital has brought together innovative and proven new technologies such as Nano Knife Therapy, Interventional Hepasphere, cryosurgical ablation (CSA), vascular interventional therapy, Cancer Microvessel Intervention (CMI), photodynamic therapy, seed knife brachytherapy, radiofrequency ablation and bioimmunotherapy. The hospital prides itself on using a “3C+P” approach when treating patients: CSA, CMI, combined immunotherapy for cancer (CIC), and personalized therapy. So far, Fuda Cancer Hospital has performed more than 10,000 cases of cryosurgical ablation, and it performs the most number of cryosurgical ablations annually in the world. Dr. Franco Lugnani, the president of the International Society of Cryosurgery, has lauded Fuda for its efforts. Furthermore, the International Society of Cryosurgery designated the hospital as a training center for doctors from the Asian-Pacific region who are interested in cryosurgery. The hospital’s concept and diagnostic techniques have gained a great reputation from countries throughout southeast Asia, as well as the United States, the United Kingdom, Spain, Denmark, Netherlands, and other countries.

Feb.26.2026. . [Fuda News] [Free Medical Outreach]Heartwarming New Year’s Gift: Fuda Free Medical Outreach Brings Warm...
26/02/2026

Feb.26.2026.
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[Fuda News] [Free Medical Outreach]
Heartwarming New Year’s Gift: Fuda Free Medical Outreach Brings Warmth to the Community
As the Lunar New Year approaches, warmth arrives ahead of the festivities. Staying true to the original mission of medical professionals and committed to safeguarding community health, the Outpatient Department of Guangzhou FudaCancer Hospital recently partnered with neighboring communities to launch a series of free medical outreach events—delivering convenient, high-quality healthcare services along with heartfelt New Year blessings right to residents’ doorsteps.
From Tangde South Community, to Tianhe District Elderly Home, and onward to JianghaiSubdistrict, the outreach footprint continued to expand—truly realizing the goal of “fewer trips for residents, health services delivered by experts.” The atmosphere at each event was warm and lively, with a steady stream of residents seeking consultations. Medical staff from departments including Internal Medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine, and Oncology patiently provided blood pressure and blood glucose checks, offered traditional Chinese cupping therapy experiences, and delivered practical, easy-to-understand health education. Topics covered included chronic disease management for hypertension and diabetes, rehabilitation for post-stroke complications, monitoring of pulmonary nodules, and cancer prevention and treatment.
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At Tianhe District Elderly Home, a special New Year-themed dietary health lecture titled “Healthy Silver Years, Welcoming the Spring Festival” was warmly received. Ning Xueming, Head Nurse of Tianhe Outpatient Clinic, alternated between Cantonese and Mandarin to explain in a friendly and accessible manner the principles of festive dining—“warm, soft, and easy-to-digest foods; smaller, more frequent meals; and a balanced mix of meat and vegetables.” Head Nurse Liu Ping led interactive games that filled the room with laughter. When the conversation turned to classic Guangdong New Year’s Eve dishes, the elderly participants eagerly shared their own family “New Year flavors.” One gentleman joked, “You’re making my mouth water just listening!” Behind the laughter was unmistakable warmth, and in that moment, the distance between hearts quietly disappeared.
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In the year ahead, our hospital will continue to uphold the original mission of medical professionals and actively fulfill its social responsibilities. Through regular free clinics, charitable medical services, and public health education programs, we will bring warmer, higher-quality healthcare services closer to the people, contributing further to the high-quality development of healthcare services.
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May health and warmth always be by your side.
We wish you and your family:
Good health, abundant blessings, and success in all things!
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FEB.14.2026. . “Happy Hearts Day”…
14/02/2026

FEB.14.2026.
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“Happy Hearts Day”…


Feb.12.2026. . [Patient Story][Antigua and Barbuda – Oropharyngeal Squamous Cell Carcinoma – Arterial Infusion Chemoth...
12/02/2026

Feb.12.2026.
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[Patient Story]
[Antigua and Barbuda – Oropharyngeal Squamous Cell Carcinoma – Arterial Infusion Chemotherapy]

Simple Sore Throat Turned Out to Be Oropharyngeal Cancer：Foreign Patient Refuses Surgery and Travels Across Borders in Search of a “China Solution”
What began as a mild discomfort in the throat gradually worsened—until Robert (pseudonym) could no longer open his mouth properly, speak clearly, or even brush his teeth. Drinking water became difficult. His hearing deteriorated, headaches became frequent, and even the shape of his face slowly changed.
All of this started from what seemed like an “insignificant” throat discomfort.
Robert was born in Antigua and Barbuda, a small island nation in the Caribbean. Toward the end of 2024, he began to feel discomfort on the right side of his throat. At first, he paid little attention. However, the symptoms continued to worsen. By March 2025, he noticed a mass in his oropharynx, yet still delayed seeking medical care.
Two months later, lumps appeared on both sides of his neck, and hearing loss in his right ear became obvious. Only then did he realize the seriousness of the situation and underwent examinations at a hospital in the Philippines.
The diagnosis was devastating: oropharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma. By October 2025, the disease had already progressed.
At that time, Robert was suffering from nasal obstruction on the right side, hearing impairment, difficulty swallowing, swelling and pain in his cheek and throat, and occasional bleeding from the oropharyngeal mass. Everyday life had become a constant ordeal.
Health Insight
The oropharynx, hidden behind the oral cavity, acts as a vital crossroads for breathing, swallowing, and speech. When cancer develops in this area, early symptoms are often subtle and easily overlooked—such as persistent sore throat, a sensation of a foreign body when swallowing, or changes in voice.
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Image source: Internet
Seek medical attention promptly if you experience:
• Persistent foreign-body sensation in the oropharynx, especially worsening during swallowing (unlike pharyngitis, which may improve while eating);
• Continuous throat pain affecting daily life;
• Oral ulcers that do not heal, or unexplained bleeding in the mouth;
• Painless neck lumps (enlarged lymph nodes) unresponsive to anti-inflammatory treatment;
• Difficulty opening the mouth or breathing (late-stage symptoms).
If any of these symptoms persist, timely medical evaluation is strongly recommended.
Local doctors advised radical surgery, but the potential extensive trauma led Robert to refuse it. In his mind, surgery was a last resort.
“There must be a more advanced and gentler option,” he believed.
Through social media, Robert learned about Guangzhou Fuda Cancer Hospital in China and its specialized minimally invasive treatment approaches. With a hopeful mindset, he contacted Fuda’s service center in the Philippines and completed an online consultation. When he learned that multiple treatment options were still available to him, he made a decisive choice—to travel to China.
At Fuda, comprehensive examinations revealed that the tumor had invaded the nasopharynx, soft palate, and right-sided muscles, with a high risk of bleeding. Instead of traditional open surgery, the medical team designed a personalized combination treatment plan:
• Arterial infusion chemotherapy to deliver drugs directly to the tumor with high precision;
• Interventional embolization to block blood vessels and reduce bleeding risk;
• Combined with intravenous PD-1 inhibitor immunotherapy, reactivating the immune system to recognize and attack cancer cells.
The results exceeded Robert’s expectations.
Before long, his right nasal passage became clear, his hearing improved, and the neck masses visibly shrank. Swallowing was no longer difficult, and he could finally eat and sleep comfortably again. Although his voice remained slightly hoarse, his laughter was loud and genuine.
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CT comparison after two treatment cycles showing reduction of oropharyngeal tumor and cervical masses
Robert shared that he had visited China more than a decade ago, but this was his first time coming to Guangzhou as a patient. At the beginning, anxiety kept his blood pressure elevated. Yet the hospital’s professional expertise and warm, attentive care quickly put him at ease.
This experience made him truly fall in love with China. He said that he hopes to seriously learn Chinese in the future, explore the country’s culture, and fully experience its unique charm.
Robert’s treatment is still ongoing. We sincerely wish him steady progress toward recovery—and a return to a life filled with sound, freedom, and color.

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05/02/2026

FEB.5.2026.
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【Pancreatic Cancer】【Cryoablation Nanoknife】
>>>New Option for Pancreatic Cancer> https://en.fudahospital.com/

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03/02/2026

FEB.3.2026.
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【Minimally Invasive Treatment】【Lung nodule-Cryoablation + Simultaneous biopsy】
>>>Companion Puncture Technique: A Breakthrough in Biopsy of Small Lung Nodules> https://en.fudahospital.com/

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Fuda PH Office AnnouncementGreetings from the Fuda PH Office.Please be advised that from February 16–23, 2026, the China...
02/02/2026

Fuda PH Office Announcement

Greetings from the Fuda PH Office.

Please be advised that from February 16–23, 2026, the China Embassy will be closed in observance of the Chinese New Year Holiday.
If you are planning to apply for or renew your China visa, we kindly recommend doing so before or after the stated dates to avoid any inconvenience.

Thank you very much for your understanding.

31/01/2026

Jan.31.2026.
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【Minimally Invasive Treatment】【portal vein tumor thrombus – Nanoknife】
>>>NanoKnife ablation for portal vein tumor thrombus> https://en.fudahospital.com/

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Jan.30.2026. . 【Patient Story】【China · Lung adenocarcinoma· Cryoablation】Three Diagnoses, One Deep Bow: A Henan Family ...
31/01/2026

Jan.30.2026.
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【Patient Story】【China · Lung adenocarcinoma· Cryoablation】
Three Diagnoses, One Deep Bow: A Henan Family Finds Hope at Fuda
“I must bow to the hospital president and the department director—you saved our whole family.”
As she presented a banner of gratitude to President Niu Lizhi and Director Li Hongmei, Uncle Ding’s wife bowed deeply. Her eyes brimmed with tears, her voice trembling as she repeated again and again, “Thank you—truly, thank you…”

The story goes back to July 2025. Uncle Ding, in his seventies and from Henan Province, initially had only a cough with phlegm. Assuming it was chronic pharyngitis or a minor cold, he received injections and medication at a community clinic. But the symptoms lingered. A chest CT at a local hospital brought grave news from the doctor: “There’s a problem in the lungs.”
After visits to multiple hospitals, the diagnosis became clear: multiple nodules in both lungs. In the left upper lobe, there was a 2.1 × 1.7 cm solid nodule with irregular margins, suspicious for malignancy. The right lung harbored several ground-glass nodules, considered early-stage lung cancer; the largest measured 2.6 × 2.1 × 2.4 cm, located subpleurally in the posterior segment of the right upper lobe.
With a thick stack of reports, the family traveled to Beijing. Days of queuing and waiting led to a sobering assessment from specialists: heart disease, spinal problems, two prior stent procedures, advanced age, and lesions in both lungs. Surgery would be extremely risky—if one side were resected, the other might not be operable later, and postoperative recovery was uncertain. Each sentence felt like a hammer blow. Hope seemed to fade.
“Why not try Guangzhou Fuda Cancer Hospital?” A call from a sister-in-law pierced the darkness with a beam of light. In 2022, Uncle Ding’s niece had been diagnosed with advanced breast cancer and was told she had only three months to live. She endured rounds of chemotherapy and drug resistance as the disease progressed. When she arrived at Fuda in late 2024, a chest lesion had ulcerated to the size of an apple, causing relentless pain. After six interventional treatments combined with ADC therapy, the ulcer shrank to the size of a fingernail. “I used to think there were only surgery, chemo, and radiotherapy,” she said. “I didn’t know there were other paths until I came to Fuda.” An elder from the same village who had also had breast cancer spoke highly of Fuda as well.
Holding onto this belief, in August 2025 Uncle Ding’s family came to Medical Department Sixat Fuda. Director Li Hongmei and her team conducted a thorough evaluation: bilateral emphysema, multiple lung nodules, cardiac stents requiring long-term medication. Conventional surgery carried extremely high risk and could severely impair lung function. After repeated discussions, the team chose a safer strategy—biopsy with simultaneous cryoablation of the high-risk left lung nodule first, followed by treatment of the multiple ground-glass nodules in the right lung.
Because Uncle Ding could not stop his cardiac medications for long, Director Li personally coordinated an expedited procedure. The surgery went smoothly. Postoperative pathology confirmed poorly differentiated adenocarcinoma of the left upper lobe. Uncle Ding recalled, “I went into the OR around 3 p.m. and came out by about 4. The puncture pain was minimal and tolerable.” What reassured the family most was his rapid recovery—he was soon able to get out of bed, with little impact on daily life. Back home, relatives and friends were amazed: “He doesn’t look like a patient at all—his energy is better than many healthy people!” Before this, they weren’t even sure he’d be able to walk back.
Two months later, Uncle Ding underwent another cryoablation, treating three nodules in the right lung in a single session. Recovery was again swift, life quickly returning to normal. He then completed several additional interventional treatments. “The doctors said this helps eliminate any hidden cancer cells that can’t be seen with the naked eye—making it safer,” he explained. Today, Uncle Ding continues regular treatment, speaking with vigor. He carefully records each session in a notebook and keeps the team’s attentiveness and warmth close to his heart.
Once, cancer felt like a verdict of despair for the entire family. Here, they found hope again.

“Patients keep recommending this hospital by word of mouth—it really is different,” Uncle Ding reflected. “If it can be treated, the doctors will do everything possible. If it can’t, they’ll tell you honestly and never delay.” Recently, his sister-in-law was diagnosed with colon cancer and also chose Medical Department Six. “At Fuda, I feel at ease,” she said.
When they presented the banner this time, Uncle Ding’s wife said with reddened eyes that she had taken photos with President Niu three times—each capturing a different emotion: from anxiety to trust, from gratitude to hope. A photograph records a journey; a banner carries a family’s heartfelt thanks.

Life’s path can sometimes feel like night falling as you walk. But there are people—and places—willing to light a lamp, to walk with you through wind and rain until dawn. For Uncle Ding’s family, Fuda is that light—illuminating not only the hospital room, but hearts that had nearly given up. And that light continues to warm many others who, like them, long for a new beginning.

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You can contact us through the following channels:
☎️ TEL: +63 917 775 3426.
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🌍 Website: https://en.fudahospital.com/

22/01/2026

JAN.22.2026.
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【Minimally Invasive Treatment】【Lung Nodule – Cryoablation】
>>>Ablate nodule while chatting: Cryoablation for Lung Nodule> https://en.fudahospital.com/

You can contact us through the following channels:
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Fuda Cancer Hospital South District and Fuda Cancer Hospital North District (collectively, “Fuda Cancer Hospital”) are located in Guangzhou, in the south of China. Both hospitals are modern and specialized cancer centers that are recognized for their minimally invasive therapies and innovative treatments that provide an effective alternative to the traditional treatment of chemotherapy/radiation/surgery. Fuda Cancer Hospital is affiliated with the Chinese Academy of Sciences’ Guangzhou Institute of Biomedicine and Health. The hospitals are teaching hospitals of Jinan University School of Medicine. In 2010, the central government designated the hospitals as nationally important clinics and awarded a five million RMB grant to them. The honorary president of the hospital is Academician Mengchao Wu, and the president is Professor Kecheng Xu, a renowned and highly respected specialist of general oncology and gastroenterology. Fuda Cancer Hospital focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of liver, lung, breast, nasopharyngeal, colorectal, uterus, stomach, esophageal, pancreatic, tongue, prostate, skin, larynx, and lymphoma cancers, as well as many others. The hospital insists on providing patient care and services and adopting an individualized approach in the treatment of patients based on their individual conditions. By combining conventional treatment with newly developed technologies and traditional Chinese medicine, the hospital is equipped to treat patients with a complete spectrum of available therapies, from the traditional to the cutting-edge. Besides the conventional treatments for cancer (surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy) the hospital has brought together innovative and proven new technologies such as Nano Knife Therapy, Interventional Hepasphere, cryosurgical ablation (CSA), vascular interventional therapy, Cancer Microvessel Intervention (CMI), photodynamic therapy, seed knife brachytherapy, radiofrequency ablation and bioimmunotherapy. The hospital prides itself on using a “3C+P” approach when treating patients: CSA, CMI, combined immunotherapy for cancer (CIC), and personalized therapy. So far, Fuda Cancer Hospital has performed more than 12,000 cases of cryosurgical ablation, and it performs the most number of cryosurgical ablations annually in the world. Dr. Franco Lugnani, the president of the International Society of Cryosurgery, has lauded Fuda for its efforts. Furthermore, the International Society of Cryosurgery designated the hospital as a training center for doctors from the Asian-Pacific region who are interested in cryosurgery. The hospital’s concept and diagnostic techniques have gained a great reputation from countries throughout southeast Asia, as well as the United States, the United Kingdom, Spain, Denmark, Netherlands, and other countries. Fuda is also a Joint Commission International (JCI) accredited, JCI is from the USA that monitors all private and government hospitals in the world to follow the international standard patient and treatment safety protocols. Fuda Makati Satellite office offers second opinion consultation to review and provide other treatment options besides the traditional surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy. To know more about our services and capabilities please go through of our page and then contact us. Thank you and Mabuhay!!!