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Nearly 20 percent rise in Indian patients at Singapore cancer centre in 2025

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A Singapore cancer centre reported a nearly twenty percent rise in Indian patients during 2025. Many patients sought treatment at advanced disease stages, limiting curative options. Doctors noted that Indian patients often travel after exhausting local treatment possibilities. Parkway Cancer Centre aims for rapid diagnosis, completing investigations within forty-eight hours. Prevention and early detection remain crucial for improving cancer outcomes in India.

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