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Wu Wen BorTongue Cancer
MalaysiaOver 1 year
When 60-year-oldWu Wen Bordiscovered that a smalllumpon his tongue tip was a highly active cancer, he faced a brutal choice: undergo conventional treatment in Malaysia that could cost him his entire tongue, or travel to China in search of a glimmer of hope. His story is one of fea...
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Yip Woon Thing
MalaysiaMore than 2 years
Ye Wan Ting, from Malaysia, is a stage IV breast cancer patient. After being diagnosed in early 2025, her tumor grew and ulcerated, and local treatments showed no improvement. At the end of March, she came to Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou for integrated minimally invasive treatment. Two months later, her condition improved, and the tumor continued to shrink.
Breast Cancer
Noraini
Malaysiamore than 5 years
Noraini, from Malaysia, was diagnosed with stage IIIB breast cancer accompanied by lymph node metastasis in 2019, and after breast reconstruction and integrated minimally invasive treatment at St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou, the tumor has completely disappeared now, and she has been recovering for more than 5 years.
Breast Cancer
Miss Chen
MalaysiaSurvive for more than 9 years
Due to the fear of surgery and chemoradiotherapy, Miss Chen, breast cancer stage IV patient from Malaysia underwent minimally invasive treatment (six sessions of interventional therapy and one cryotherapy) in St.Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzh
Breast Cancer
Mondia
The Philipinesmore than 1 year
Mondia, a Filipino breast cancer patient who has battled the disease for nearly eight years, had undergone various treatments including surgical resection, medication, and natural therapies. However, her condition continued to progress. This year, she finally achieved promising results at Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou through integrated minimally invasive treatments such as interventional therapy and Combined Knife, with both her primary and metastatic cancer cells rendered inactive.
Breast Cancer
Rokhsana
Bangladeshimore than 1 year
“When I felt the lump in my breast, I was completely panicked.” Rokhsana from Bangladesh recalled that moment, her voice still trembling. After an ultrasound at a local hospital, the results felt like a cold verdict: a 62*54mm mass in the left breast, highly suspected to be malignant. Further imaging suggested the lesion had already involved the lymph nodes, plunging her and her family into immense fear.
Breast Cancer
Evelina Dian Mayasari
Indonesiamore than 1 year
“I could only eat a spoonful of food each day, and the pain in my liver felt like being stabbed by a knife—when all the doctors said that systemic chemotherapy was the only option, but my body couldn’t handle it, I thought my life had come to an end.” recalled 40-year-old Evelina, her voice choked with emotion. "It wasn't until the doctors in China said, 'We have a way to untie this knot,' that I burst into tears for the first time in my despair."
Breast Cancer
LAZZAT
Kazakhstanmore than 1 year
Faced with a life-altering choice, she declared: "I will neither sacrifice my breast nor abandon hope for survival." 47-year-old LAZZAT, a renowned female lawyer from Kazakhstan, exudes confidence and composure in the courtroom, tirelessly fighting for her clients' rights. For years, she maintained an intense work rhythm, habitually ignoring her body's signals.
Breast Cancer
Lorraine
Australiamore than 1 year
Lorraine, from Australia, is a breast cancer patient. After her diagnosis, the rapid progression and severity of her condition left local doctors at a loss. However, after undergoing integrated minimally invasive treatment at Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou, her condition improved steadily.
Breast Cancer
JUSTINE SUPIT
Indonesiamore than 1 year
In December 2023, 83-year-old Justine discovered a small, hard lump in her left breast while bathing. Mistaking it for inflammation, she tried traditional herbal patches from her hometown, Manado. However, the mass grew rapidly over three months, accompanied by persistent pain that disrupted her sleep. Family members insisted on taking her to the local hospital for treatment. The local ultrasound suggested malignancy, but delayed diagnosis due to limited medical resources and equipments in the local allowed her condition to worsen.
Breast cancer
Any
IndonesiaMore than 1 year
Any from Indonesia was diagnosed with breast cancer during pregnancy, and treatment was postponed to protect the fetus. After delivery, the tumor suddenly grew to 28cm. After mastectomy, she did not receive radiotherapy due to breastfeeding, which led to recurrence and deterioration. When she sought medical treatment at Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou, the tumor had ulcerated to 29cm. The MDT performed interventional tumor reduction + R0 resection. After the operation, the patient's indicators were stable and she is in good condition.
Breast cancer
Nguyen Thị Giang Thanh
Vietnammore than 8 years
Nguyen Thị Giang Thanh Thanh (58 years old) from Hanoi, Vietnam, relapsed from breast cancer in June 2023 and had neck and mediastinal lymph node metastasis. She was treated at K Hospital in Vietnam, but the results were not ideal. In January 2025, after she received interventional therapy in our hospital and combined with seed implantation, some metastatic tumors shrunk by 80%, and some even "disappeared".
Breast cancer
Chintia Yulianti
Indonesiamore than 1 year
In 2023, Chintia from Jakarta, Indonesia, went to the hospital for abnormal nipple discharge. After surgery, she was diagnosed with invasive breast cancer with metastasis. Faced with the suggestion of a second surgery, she chose to refuse and seek minimally invasive treatment instead. On the recommendation of a friend, she came to St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou and received precise interventional treatment. Today, she has successfully defeated cancer and regained her life. Her story is not only a victory against cancer, but also a baptism and rebirth of the soul.
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