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FIND. INFORM. TREAT. BETTER.

Clear cancer guidance, coordinated around you.

Understand the diagnosis, connect with appropriate specialists and plan the next step with a dedicated care coordinator.

One connected team to help your family move forward with clarity.

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A CLEAR FIRST STEP

What do you need help with today?

No reports yet? You can still speak with us.

Understand a diagnosis

Get help organising what you know and what to ask next.

Request another opinion

Ask for an appropriate specialist review of available reports.

Find care near you

Explore verified centres and the services they provide.

Attend a cancer camp

See upcoming online and physical consultation opportunities.

Need emergency help?

FITB Cancer is not an emergency service. For severe breathing difficulty, uncontrolled bleeding, loss of consciousness or another medical emergency, contact the nearest emergency department immediately.

THE REAL CHALLENGE

Cancer brings medical questions, emotional pressure and difficult decisions.

Families often make important choices while information is scattered and time feels limited. FITB brings the next steps into one clearer journey.

Reports feel difficult to understand

Medical language can make an already stressful situation harder to navigate.

Too many treatment choices

Families may hear different options without a clear way to compare them.

Finding the relevant specialist

The right specialist depends on cancer type, stage and treatment need.

Limited multidisciplinary review

Complex cases may benefit when relevant specialists review information together.

Delays and fragmented appointments

Multiple visits, investigations and handoffs can slow the path to a decision.

Uncertainty after treatment

Recovery, follow-up and everyday life need their own coordinated plan.

ONE CONNECTED JOURNEY

A clear path from first questions to continued recovery support.

Care coordinators help organise the journey. Qualified medical professionals make clinical decisions after appropriate evaluation.

1Understand the case
2Organise medical reports
3Match relevant specialists
4Coordinate multidisciplinary review
5Explain available options
6Identify a suitable centre
7Coordinate treatment and follow-up
8Support recovery and survivorship

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You may share available medical reports with our care coordination team through WhatsApp for an initial case review. Please avoid sharing information that is not required for your consultation.

MULTIDISCIPLINARY CARE

More minds. One patient.

Cancer care may involve different specialists at different points. A coordinated review helps connect diagnosis, treatment and recovery needs.

The specialists involved depend on the diagnosis, treatment requirement and services available at the selected centre.

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UNDERSTAND THE DIAGNOSIS

Everything You Need to Understand Cancer and Its Treatment

Explore all cancer types

Common cancers

Breast Cancer

A clear starting point for understanding Breast Cancer, clinical evaluation, specialist roles and questions to discuss with the treating team.

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Lung Cancer

A clear starting point for understanding Lung Cancer, clinical evaluation, specialist roles and questions to discuss with the treating team.

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Prostate Cancer

A clear starting point for understanding Prostate Cancer, clinical evaluation, specialist roles and questions to discuss with the treating team.

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Colorectal Cancer

A clear starting point for understanding Colorectal Cancer, clinical evaluation, specialist roles and questions to discuss with the treating team.

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Cervical Cancer

A clear starting point for understanding Cervical Cancer, clinical evaluation, specialist roles and questions to discuss with the treating team.

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Ovarian Cancer

A clear starting point for understanding Ovarian Cancer, clinical evaluation, specialist roles and questions to discuss with the treating team.

Understand this cancer Head, neck and nervous system

Head and Neck Cancer

A clear starting point for understanding Head and Neck Cancer, clinical evaluation, specialist roles and questions to discuss with the treating team.

Understand this cancer Head, neck and nervous system

Oral Cancer

A clear starting point for understanding Oral Cancer, clinical evaluation, specialist roles and questions to discuss with the treating team.

Understand this cancer

TREATMENT SERVICES

Understand what a treatment is—and why it may be considered.

No website can decide which treatment is right for you. Suitability depends on clinical evaluation and the individual diagnosis.

Medical Oncology

Learn what Medical Oncology involves, when it may be considered and which qualified team may provide it.

Surgical Oncology

Learn what Surgical Oncology involves, when it may be considered and which qualified team may provide it.

Radiation Oncology

Learn what Radiation Oncology involves, when it may be considered and which qualified team may provide it.

Chemotherapy

Learn what Chemotherapy involves, when it may be considered and which qualified team may provide it.

Immunotherapy

Learn what Immunotherapy involves, when it may be considered and which qualified team may provide it.

Targeted Therapy

Learn what Targeted Therapy involves, when it may be considered and which qualified team may provide it.

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ONLINE & PHYSICAL CAMPS

Upcoming Cancer Consultations and OPD Camps

Meet cancer specialists online or at a verified location near you.

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New consultation dates will appear here after verification.

We publish a camp only after the doctor, date, time zone, language, format and registration status are confirmed.

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CARE CLOSER TO HOME

Find a FITB Cancer centre

Browse a text-first directory by location, service and language. Maps load only when you choose, so the directory stays useful on slow networks.

Verified opening status
Services and facilities
Languages and accessibility
Doctors and upcoming camps

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TEXT-FIRST DIRECTORY

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No centre is shown as operational until its location and status are verified.

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BEYOND TREATMENT

Recovery is the beginning of rebuilding strength, confidence and everyday life.

After active treatment, many people need support with strength, fatigue, nutrition, emotional wellbeing, work, relationships and planned follow-up. Individual recovery needs vary.

Explore recovery support

Personalised Survivorship Plan

Personalised support for Personalised Survivorship Plan as part of a coordinated recovery and follow-up plan.

Strength and Physical Rehabilitation

Personalised support for Strength and Physical Rehabilitation as part of a coordinated recovery and follow-up plan.

Cancer-Related Fatigue

Personalised support for Cancer-Related Fatigue as part of a coordinated recovery and follow-up plan.

Nutrition After Treatment

Personalised support for Nutrition After Treatment as part of a coordinated recovery and follow-up plan.

Emotional and Psychological Wellbeing

Personalised support for Emotional and Psychological Wellbeing as part of a coordinated recovery and follow-up plan.

Pain and Symptom Management

Personalised support for Pain and Symptom Management as part of a coordinated recovery and follow-up plan.

WHY FAMILIES CHOOSE FITB

A decision-support network built around the whole journey.

Human guidance

A care coordinator helps make the next steps easier to understand.

Relevant expertise

Specialist involvement is matched to the diagnosis and treatment need.

Multidisciplinary thinking

Complex cases may be discussed across relevant clinical disciplines.

Care close to home

We first look for suitable options nearer to the patient where possible.

Right-centre escalation

Specialist-centre care is explored when the case or service requires it.

Recovery stays connected

Follow-up, rehabilitation and survivorship are part of the care journey.

A CONNECTED CLINICAL NETWORK

Better access grows through trusted medical partnerships.

FOR ONCOLOGISTS & DOCTORS

Grow your clinical impact through a connected cancer-care network.

Collaborate in specialist reviews, camps, centre programmes, education and recovery pathways after credential verification.

Multidisciplinary collaboration
Relevant patient referrals
Online and physical OPD participation
Specialist-unit leadership

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FOR HOSPITALS

Build a stronger oncology programme with a connected acquisition and care network.

Explore centre development, specialist alignment, patient coordination, camps, recovery and transparent performance reporting.

Oncology programme development
Specialist network access
Domestic and international patient coordination
Recovery and follow-up programmes

Explore hospital partnerships

THE FITB NETWORK MODEL

One relationship. The right care pathway.

FITB connects the patient journey across guidance, medical review, an appropriate care setting and recovery support. Clinical responsibility remains with qualified treating professionals and approved partner facilities.

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TRUST MUST BE VERIFIABLE

No invented numbers. No unverified claims.

Doctors, centres, camps, partnerships, outcomes and statistics are published only after appropriate verification. Planned centres are never presented as open clinics.

✓Credential review before doctor publication✓Operational status before centre publication✓Written consent before patient stories✓Clinical review before educational publication

Verified patient stories will be published only after written patient consent.
Patient privacy and consent come first.

PRACTICAL RESOURCES

Clear information for the next conversation.

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Decision support

How to prepare for a second opinion

A practical checklist for organising reports, questions and treatment history before a specialist review.

Read the guide Appointments

Questions to ask your oncologist

Simple prompts that can help you understand the diagnosis, choices, next steps and follow-up.

Read the guide Medical records

How to organise medical reports

A low-data guide to putting pathology, imaging, prescriptions and discharge summaries in a useful order.

Read the guide

COMMON QUESTIONS

Straight answers, without pressure.

If your situation is different, speak with a care coordinator. Website information cannot replace an individual medical evaluation.

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Can I contact FITB Cancer even if I do not have reports yet?

Yes. A care coordinator can first understand your concern and explain which reports or information may be useful. FITB does not provide emergency care or make a diagnosis from symptoms alone.

What is a multidisciplinary review?

It is a structured discussion in which relevant specialists review available clinical information together. The specialists involved depend on the diagnosis, treatment needs and services available.

Does FITB Cancer guarantee treatment results?

No. Outcomes depend on cancer type, stage, biology, general health and other clinical factors. Final recommendations are made by qualified treating professionals after evaluation.

Can I request a second opinion without travelling?

Some reviews may begin online using available reports. Whether an in-person examination or additional tests are needed is decided by the reviewing medical team.

How do online cancer camps work?

Verified camps list the doctor, date, time zone, language, eligibility and registration steps. Private consultation links are shared only after registration.

How are centres shown on this website?

A centre is shown as operational only after its status and location are verified. Planned locations are clearly marked coming soon and are not presented as open clinics.

WE ARE WITH YOU

You do not need every answer before taking the first step.

Tell us what is happening. We will help you understand what information may be useful and what appropriate next steps could look like.

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