Radiology and Imaging

• Ultrasound Breast
• Ultrasound Pelvis
• Ultrasound Carotid Arteries
• Ultrasound Prostate

Cancer Screening

BREAST CANCER

Breast Cancer is the most common cancer amongst Singaporean women. Regular screening and early detection is important in improving outcome and survival.

Screening Methods:

Screening should start at age 40

• Breast mammogram and/or ultrasound as well as breast examination.
• Breast thermography is another form of breast screening and is available in Hong Kong, Malaysia, Australia, UK, USA, Korea and Japan.
• Genetic testing for BRCA1 & BRCA2

CERVICAL CANCER

Cervical cancer is the 9th most common cancer in Singaporean women and can be treated more effectively if detected early. Up to 70 -80% of all cervical cancers are caused by the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) which a woman is at risk of once becoming sexually active.

Screening Methods:

• Papsmear – A papsmear test looks for early or precancerous changes in the cervix which can lead to cervical cancer. It is recommended to be done at age 25 years and above or once you are sexually active.
• HPV DNA test – Delphi Screener

The Human papillomavirus (HPV) has been linked to 70%-80% of all cervical cancers. Testing for the presence of HPV is important in the screening process for cervical cancer.

Food Allergy Test

Allergies unknown to us compromises our immunity

Without doing formal screening for our allergies, we are kept in the dark about what food we should avoid. Statistics reveal that a large number of people are gluten and lactose intolerant, unbeknownst to them. This means that, if we continue to ingest food we are allergic to, our immune systems are working in overdrive to compensate for combating these allergies.

Little by little, they chip away at our immune systems and manifests itself in the form of rashes, indigestion, bad skin and the list goes on.

Mineral and Heavy Metal Analysis

Minerals are essential for countless metabolic functions in our body. For example magnesium is required for normal muscular function, zinc is involved in the production and secretion of insulin and potassium is crucial for nutrient supply to our cells. As a result, they have a great deal to do with the health of our bodies. By analyzing mineral imbalances in the body, one can learn a lot about the causes and correction of hundreds of common physical and mental health conditions.

Minerals

• Chromium
• Copper
• Iron
• Manganese
• Selenium
• Zinc
• Calcium
• Magnesium
• Calcium / Magnesium Ratio
• Zinc / Copper Ratio

Toxic Minerals

• Mercury
• Arsenic
• Cadmium
• Lead

Blood Analysis

Hormone Evaluation

Full Female Hormonal Screening Profile

*Subject to Doctor’s Request

T3 Concentration Progesterone
Free T4 Cortisol
TSH IGF1
FSH DHEA-SO4
Luteinizing Hormone Total Testosterone ( Immu / SI )
Estradiol Insulin*

Full Male Hormonal Screening Profile

*Subject to Doctor’s Request

T3 Concentration Cortisol
Free T4 IGF1
TSH DHEA-SO4
FSH Free Androgen Index
Luteinizing Hormone Total Testosterone ( Immu / SI )
Estradiol Insulin*
Progesterone SHBG ( DPCImmulite )
Free Testosterone*