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HER2+ Breast Cancer: Treatment Methods for Each Stage
Early stage HER2+ breast cancers (Stage 1 to 3) are treated differently. Do you still need to have your breast removed? Breast Oncologist Dr Kiley Loh shares with us the best way to treat early HER2+ breast cancer.
Is baldness during chemotherapy preventable? Can you reduce your hair loss with Scalp Cooling? How does it work and is it actually effective? Consultant Medical and Breast Oncologist Dr Kiley Loh explains how Scalp Cooling could possibly help patients in their treatment journey. Hear from breast cancer patient Ms Hoong Yan, as she shares her personal experience with Scalp Cooling and how it helped give her reassurance and restore her confidence after chemotherapy!
What is HER2+ breast cancer? What makes it different from other types of breast cancer? How is HER2+ breast cancer more aggressive? Should you be worried if you have early stage HER2+ breast cancer? Breast Oncologist Dr Kiley Loh explains!
Why does breast cancer relapse? Is there hope? Can treatment still help? Hear it like you never have before, explained in the Hokkien dialect by Breast Oncologist Dr Kiley Loh.
What are the different treatment methods for each stage of HER2+ Breast Cancer? What are factors to be considered when personalising your treatment? Why is it important for chemotherapy and HER2 targeted treatment to be given BEFORE surgery?
There are so many treatment options for breast cancer, but which is for you? Breast Oncologist Dr Kiley Loh shares which treatments are suited for which types of breast cancers... in Hokkien!
Do early stage Hormone Breast Cancers need chemotherapy? Breast Oncologist Dr Kiley Loh explain Hormone Breast Cancers and their treatment pathway in the Hokkien dialect.
Aggressive breast cancers require a different treatment approach to give patients the best chance of cure. Breast Oncologist, Dr Kiley Loh explains treatments for aggressive breast cancers in Hokkien!
Do you know that treating breast cancer is now best a personalized approach? Breast Oncologist Dr Kiley Loh explains in Hokkien the importance of personalized treatment and how every breast cancer patient can achieve it.
You've completed your HER2+ breast cancer treatments, now what? Should you worry about cancer relapse? How can you return to normal life and thrive after cancer? Breast Oncologist Dr Kiley Loh shares how to deal with the uncertainty and how to navigate life post-treatment.
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Dr Doris Chow Sze Ying, Dr Kiley Loh Wei-Jen, Dr Mastura Md Yusof [PKL], Dr Ng Char Hong, Dr Nur Fadhlina Abdul Satar (Nina), Dr Saladina Jaszle Bt Jasmin, Dr Teoh Mei Shi
Is it possible to prevent a relapse from happening? What are the symptoms of a cancer relapse? Can breast cancer survivors donate blood? What is appropriate surveillance after finishing treatment? In this video, clinical oncologists and breast surgeons answer common worries breast cancer survivors have after completing treatment.
Getting through HER2+ breast cancer treatments can be daunting. What are the common possible side effects and can they be managed? For example, is there a way to prevent hair loss after chemotherapy? Does exercise help reduce the side effects or does it worsen them?
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Healthcare Practitioner's Bio
Dr Kiley Loh Wei-Jen is a Consultant Breast Medical Oncologist.
He specialises in Medical Oncology, sub-specialising in Breast Cancer. Dr Kiley provides clinical care and research for people with breast cancer with practice interests that includes cancer supportive and survivorship care.
Dr Kiley graduated with a Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery from The University of Melbourne in 2004. He went on to obtain his Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (FRACP), specialising in Medical Oncology through Australia’s Victorian Medical Oncology Training Program and also holds a Specialist Certificate in Clinical Research Oncology from The University of Melbourne. He served as a Consultant Medical Oncologist in Breast Oncology at NCCS from 2014 to 2021, where he was also Director of the Cancer Education and Information Services, and Clinical Assistant Professor at the Duke NUS Graduate School of Medicine. Dr Kiley is presently a Consultant Breast Medical Oncologist at both the Penang Adventist Hospital and Curie Oncology Singapore, as well as a Visiting Consultant in Cancer Supportive Care, National Cancer Centre Singapore (NCCS).
Dr Kiley was the recipient of the SingHealth Gold Service Award in 2020. He was also a recipient of multiple research grant awards and has been involved in many practice-changing clinical trials in breast cancer treatments.
Dr Kiley is passionate about personalising breast cancer treatment, minimising treatment side effects and cancer education. He believes that patients should be at the heart of healthcare and hopes to see more patients getting access to the best cancer treatments.
For leisure, Dr Kiley enjoys music, keeping fit and spending time with his family.
He specialises in Medical Oncology, sub-specialising in Breast Cancer. Dr Kiley provides clinical care and research for people with breast cancer with practice interests that includes cancer supportive and survivorship care.
Dr Kiley graduated with a Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery from The University of Melbourne in 2004. He went on to obtain his Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (FRACP), specialising in Medical Oncology through Australia’s Victorian Medical Oncology Training Program and also holds a Specialist Certificate in Clinical Research Oncology from The University of Melbourne. He served as a Consultant Medical Oncologist in Breast Oncology at NCCS from 2014 to 2021, where he was also Director of the Cancer Education and Information Services, and Clinical Assistant Professor at the Duke NUS Graduate School of Medicine. Dr Kiley is presently a Consultant Breast Medical Oncologist at both the Penang Adventist Hospital and Curie Oncology Singapore, as well as a Visiting Consultant in Cancer Supportive Care, National Cancer Centre Singapore (NCCS).
Dr Kiley was the recipient of the SingHealth Gold Service Award in 2020. He was also a recipient of multiple research grant awards and has been involved in many practice-changing clinical trials in breast cancer treatments.
Dr Kiley is passionate about personalising breast cancer treatment, minimising treatment side effects and cancer education. He believes that patients should be at the heart of healthcare and hopes to see more patients getting access to the best cancer treatments.
For leisure, Dr Kiley enjoys music, keeping fit and spending time with his family.
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