Leading the way for better Cancer treament is The Medical City which recently launched the Augusto P. Sarmiento Cancer Institute (APSCI), named after its Chairman of the Board and one of the country’s top surgical oncologists.
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The Medical City Unveils The Augusto P. Sarmiento Cancer Institute - In Pursuit Of Treatments And Possible Cures
Leading the way for better Cancer treament is The Medical City which recently launched the Augusto P. Sarmiento Cancer Institute (APSCI), named after its Chairman of the Board and one of the country’s top surgical oncologists.
HEALTHY LYF: Detecting Cancer Early With The Medical City

One of the most common cancers today is Colorectal and Lung Cancer. Both of them are known to have fatal effects and treatment for late stages is highly expensive and painful, literally and financially. Since both of them may show up symptoms, some may not notice them and would not seek professional help as self-medication is done by most of patients.
Medical City now offers early diagnosis of these two types that will save a lot of lives with their programs that involves using their programs, and technology to provide accurate and comprehensive testing, detection and treatment.
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