Philippine Cancer Society, INC.

Philippine Cancer Society, INC. The Philippine Cancer Society is a private, non-stock, non-profit corporation registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission on December 22, 1956.

OUR VISION
A nation well prepared to meet the cancer challenge and a citizenry made fully aware of the threats of the disease

OUR MISSION
To advance knowledge about cancer, combat the spread of the disease, and bring relief to those afflicted with cancer It was founded by a group of laymen and medical doctors with the objective to advance knowledge about cancer, combat the spread of the disease, and bring relief to those afflicted with cancer.

This Month, Take ActionSchedule a screening.Encourage a loved one.Do you know someone who might benefit from this post? ...
31/03/2026

This Month, Take Action

Schedule a screening.

Encourage a loved one.

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Awareness can save a life.

Breast cancer remains one of the most pressing health challenges for women in the Philippines, with many cases still dia...
26/03/2026

Breast cancer remains one of the most pressing health challenges for women in the Philippines, with many cases still diagnosed at advanced stages, when treatment becomes more complex and outcomes less favorable. Early detection, coupled with timely and appropriate care, plays a critical role in improving survival and quality of life.

In this article, From Early Detection to Personalized Treatment: Navigating Breast Cancer with Care, we explore how awareness, early screening, and advances in personalized medicine are shaping a more hopeful and responsive landscape for breast cancer care today.

Read more about it here: https://www.bworldonline.com/spotlight/2016/03/27/738880/from-early-detection-to-personalized-treatment-navigating-breast-cancer-with-care/

The incidence of breast cancer in the Philippines continues to rise, positioning it as one of the most urgent health concerns among Filipino women today.

Family History MattersIf you have a family history of colorectal cancer, you may need earlier screening.Know your family...
24/03/2026

Family History Matters

If you have a family history of colorectal cancer, you may need earlier screening.

Know your family history. Share it with your doctor.

Do you know that your screening can be Yakap-covered? Ask your health care professional.

Learn more about available patient support here: https://www.philcancer.org.ph/support/patient-support/find-medical-assistance

Behind every diagnosis is strength, courage, and hope.We honor colorectal cancer survivors and those still fighting.    ...
20/03/2026

Behind every diagnosis is strength, courage, and hope.

We honor colorectal cancer survivors and those still fighting.



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Persistent changes in bowel habits, blood in stool, unexplained weight loss, or abdominal pain?Listen to your body. Earl...
10/03/2026

Persistent changes in bowel habits, blood in stool, unexplained weight loss, or abdominal pain?

Listen to your body. Early consultation matters.
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Do you know that your screening can be Yakap-covered? Ask your health care professional.

Learn more about available patient support here: https://www.philcancer.org.ph/support/patient-support/find-medical-assistance


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Women’s Month is a time to recognize the incredible contributions of women in our families, workplaces, and communities....
06/03/2026

Women’s Month is a time to recognize the incredible contributions of women in our families, workplaces, and communities. Thank you for your strength and leadership.



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Yesterday was a truly momentous day for the Philippine Cancer Society, Inc.! 🎗️✨We officially celebrated the Inauguratio...
24/02/2026

Yesterday was a truly momentous day for the Philippine Cancer Society, Inc.! 🎗️✨

We officially celebrated the Inauguration and Blessing of the new Helen M. Ong Patient Services and Multi-Purpose Hall in San Miguel, Manila. This beautiful milestone was made possible through the unwavering support of the Best Dressed Women of the Philippines.

The day was filled with hope and gratitude, starting with a warm welcome from PCS Chairperson Mrs. Emily Abrera and a special message from Congresswoman Hon. Caroline Lim Tanchay. We were deeply moved by the powerful words of breast cancer survivor Natividad "Betty" Senador and the uplifting performances from the Child Haus Children.

Following a beautiful blessing by Fr. Alex Vitualla, Consul Helen M. Ong led the ribbon-cutting and marker unveiling alongside our esteemed guests and medical leaders.

This new facility is more than just a building; it is a beacon of hope and care for cancer patients and their families. Thank you to everyone who joined us in taking this incredible step forward! 🕊️🤍

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310 San Rafael Street, San Miguel
Manila
1005

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