St. Luke's BGC Cancer Support Group

23/01/2026

Celebrating my 11th year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

21/01/2026

This February, we go beyond wearing red—we take action for women’s heart health. Heart disease remains a leading health concern among women, often with symptoms that go unnoticed. It’s time to move Beyond the Finish Line and prioritize cardiovascular wellness.

Join us on February 6, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 NN at the Henry Sy, Sr. Auditorium, St. Luke’s Medical Center – Global City, for a morning focused on women’s heart health.

Hear valuable insights from our multidisciplinary team of experts, with a special appearance by Ms. Jodi Sta. Maria, who will share her perspective on holistic well-being.

Learn more: https://www.stlukes.com.ph/news-and-events/events-and-conferences/wear-red-day-2026-women-in-action-beyond-the-finish-line-championing-womens-heart-health

21/01/2026

Cancer remains a major public health threat worldwide. When not detected early, it can be a life-threatening disease that places a heavy burden not only on patients, but also on their families, communities, and the country’s overall development.

The observance of National Cancer Consciousness Week highlights the importance of prevention and early detection. It focuses on avoiding exposure to key risk factors of chronic diseases such as:
✔️ Physical inactivity
✔️ Improper diet and poor nutrition
✔️ Smoking
✔️ Alcohol use

Early detection through screening of high-risk individuals is crucial in stopping the progression of cancer and improving survival outcomes.

This week also calls for the synchronization of efforts among public and private institutions, organizations, and communities to strengthen cancer prevention and control initiatives.

💡 Prevention starts with awareness. Early detection saves lives.
Let’s work together for a healthier, cancer-conscious nation.






St. Luke's Medical Center

16/01/2026

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Open conversations and shared understanding are urgently needed to help breast cancer survivors across Asia and the Middle East confront the fear of recurrence, find support and rediscover strength in life after treatment.

12/01/2026

January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. Early screening saves lives.

12/01/2026

Connect with God through today’s devotional!
https://www.odbm.org/en/devotionals/devotional-category/thank-god-for-his-gifts

📖 Read: Numbers 11:1-2, 4-11

🙏 Receive: What blessings have you complained about? How can you thank God for them?

❓Respond: Dear Father, please forgive me for the times I’ve complained.

07/01/2026

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We all know stress is not good for the body. But can chronic stress cause cancer or affect cancer treatment? Our experts weigh in.

07/01/2026

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Less than 30 days away! Join IPOS for World Cancer Day 2026: A Special Webinar on “The Human Crisis in Cancer” on February 4.

As part of the World Cancer Day 2026 campaign, we are hosting an insightful webinar to spotlight the key findings from the recently published Lancet Oncology Commission report, “The Human Crisis in Cancer.”

For more information and to register https://ipos-society.org/event-6480465

31/12/2025

As we enter this new year, we lift our community in prayer—
for healing, , peace, and hope.
May each day remind you that you are deeply supported and never alone. 💙
St. Luke's Medical Center

30/12/2025

Connect with God through today’s devotional!
https://www.odbm.org/en/devotionals/devotional-category/from-fright-to-delight

📖 Read: Luke 2:8-14

🙏 Receive: Jesus, Your birth was revealed to the shepherds, for You don’t despise anyone, and You came to earth to love and save us.

❓Respond: Why do you think God chose to reveal His Son’s birth to the shepherds?