KeepAble Cancer Community Centre

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- Keep survivors able!
- Unite for Cancer survivors! Lastly, bringing people together against cancer

Keepable cancer community project - a community project to provide supportive-rehabilitative care to cancer survivors in the community; and to raise awareness about cancer prevention or Cancer Control via healthy community Lifestyle.

Rooted in Grace..Colossians 2:7Acrylic art40x50cmYear: 2o26Artist:ArtbydrLohRooted in Grace” —  reflects the abundant bl...
15/08/2026

Rooted in Grace..Colossians 2:7
Acrylic art
40x50cm
Year: 2o26
Artist:ArtbydrLoh

Rooted in Grace” — reflects the abundant blossoms as a symbol of flourishing, renewal, and God’s grace.
“Those who are planted in the house of the Lord shall flourish…” — Psalm 92:13

A vibrant gathering of hibiscus and delicate blossoms symbolises a life rooted in God’s grace—growing with strength, beauty, and renewed hope. The abundant flowers express flourishing despite life’s seasons.

The layered floral arrangement creates a rich, flowing rhythm across the canvas, with the larger hibiscus providing focal points amid clusters of smaller blooms. Lush green foliage adds depth and balance. The expressive brushwork, visible outlines, and luminous colours give the work a contemporary botanical, semi-impressionistic style, combining natural forms with a joyful, painterly interpretation.

The Meadow of Shulamith ...ArtbydrLoh65 cm x 55 cmSong of Solomon — "For, lo, the winter is past, the rain is over and g...
14/08/2026

The Meadow of Shulamith ...
ArtbydrLoh
65 cm x 55 cm

Song of Solomon — "For, lo, the winter is past, the rain is over and gone; The flowers appear on the earth; the time of the singing of birds is come..."

Song of Solomon — "Awake, O north wind; and come, thou south; blow upon my garden, that the spices thereof may flow out."

The "Meadow of Shulamith" was painted to portray a visual celebration of, renewal, and the awakening of a new season. The compositions were rooted in the rich imagery of the Song of Solomon, this piece captures the 'moment the winter rains cease and the earth bursts into vibrant, unashamed praise'.

The deep burgundy blooms (rising majestically from the soil) represent the beauty and passion of the bride. Surrounded by tall, reaching stalks of sapphire blue and crowned by a shimmering, golden-dotted sky, the meadow becomes an enclosed garden of peace. It draws in the delicate, hovering dragonflies which serve as a reminder of the breath of the Spirit moving gently over the land, signaling that the time of singing has finally arrived.
These hovering dragonflies and dense, lush greenery bring to mind the imagery of a protected, living sanctuary.
# art for your home.
(pm if interested to purchase)

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22/07/2026

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Researchers have reported encouraging early results from a Phase 1 clinical trial of an experimental vaccine designed to prevent pancreatic cancer in people at very high risk of developing the disease. While the findings are promising, the vaccine is not yet approved and requires larger studies to confirm its effectiveness.

Key Findings

* 20 high-risk participants received four doses of the experimental vaccine, called mKRAS-VAX, over 13 weeks.
* The vaccine targets KRAS mutations, genetic changes found in about 90% of pancreatic cancers.
* 18 of the 20 participants (90%) developed a strong immune response, producing T cells that recognized KRAS-mutated cells.
* These immune cells remained active for up to two years, suggesting long-lasting immune memory.
* After a median follow-up of 16.5 months, none of the participants developed pancreatic cancer or precancerous lesions requiring surgery.
* Side effects were generally mild to moderate, including soreness at the injection site, fatigue, chills, and flu-like symptoms.

Why This Matters

Pancreatic cancer is one of the deadliest cancers because it is often detected late and has few effective screening methods. Instead of treating cancer after it appears, this vaccine aims to train the immune system to destroy abnormal cells before they become cancerous, making it a potential preventive strategy for people at high genetic risk.

Important Limitations

* This was a small Phase 1 trial, primarily designed to evaluate safety and immune response, not to prove that the vaccine prevents cancer.
* Researchers emphasize that larger Phase 2 and Phase 3 trials are needed before the vaccine could become a standard preventive treatment.

References

* Everyday Health. Pancreatic Cancer Vaccine Trial Delivers Positive Early Results.
* Nature Medicine (2026). A KRAS-targeted vaccine elicits durable immune responses in individuals at high risk for pancreatic cancer. (Phase 1 clinical trial)
* Reuters. Experimental pancreatic cancer vaccine shows promising early results.

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21/07/2026

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Sydney doctors are using MRI-guided cryoablation to destroy certain tumors without traditional surgery. This minimally invasive technique uses real-time MRI guidance to precisely place a thin probe into a tumor, where extreme cold freezes and destroys abnormal tissue while helping spare surrounding healthy structures.

How it works:

🧲 Real-time MRI helps doctors precisely guide a thin cryoprobe into the tumor.
❄️ The probe creates an ice ball that freezes and destroys abnormal tissue.
🎯 MRI allows doctors to monitor the freezing zone while helping protect nearby healthy structures.

Potential benefits:

🔹 Smaller incisions
🔹 Less pain after the procedure
🔹 Faster recovery for many patients
🔹 High precision for selected tumors

Because the procedure requires only a small skin puncture rather than open surgery, many patients experience less pain, fewer complications, shorter hospital stays, and faster recovery. It may be an option for selected tumors in patients who are not good candidates for conventional surgery or when preserving nearby healthy tissue is especially important.

While MRI-guided cryoablation is an exciting advance, it is not suitable for every type of cancer or every patient. Doctors carefully determine who may benefit based on the tumor’s size, location, and type, and the procedure may be used alone or alongside other cancer treatments.

References:

* Liverpool Hospital (Sydney) introduces MRI-guided cryoablation for selected tumors. (9news.com.au)
* Sydney Interventional Radiology – Imaging-guided tumor ablation overview. (Sydney Interventional Radiology)
* National Cancer Institute – Cryoablation for selected tumors. (Cancer.gov)

10/07/2026
Bloom Into Healing: Where Nature Restores the SpiritBloom Into Healing is a celebration of resilience, renewal, and the ...
10/07/2026

Bloom Into Healing: Where Nature Restores the Spirit

Bloom Into Healing is a celebration of resilience, renewal, and the quiet medicine of nature. Through vibrant hibiscus blossoms, lush foliage, flowing water, and expansive landscapes, this mini" exhibition" invites viewers into spaces of reflection, hope, and emotional restoration.

The hibiscus—often associated with new beginnings—serves as the central motif, reminding us that healing is not a destination but a continuous unfolding. Each flower, with its distinct color and form, symbolizes individual journeys through grief, recovery, and transformation. The surrounding leaves evoke protection and growth, while rivers, waterfalls, and open horizons suggest life's enduring movement toward renewal.

Rather than portraying healing as perfection, these paintings embrace it as an organic process—layered, imperfect, and deeply connected to the natural world.

Theme...Healing through Nature
• Botanical Mindfulness • Renewal • Hope • Emotional Wellness • Resilience

Closing Reflection
"Like flowers that bloom after every season, healing unfolds in its own time. Nature reminds us that even after storms, life reaches again toward light."

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09/07/2026

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A surgeon in Shanghai just removed a tumor from a patient's lung 5,000 kilometers away — without ever leaving his city.

On July 13, 2024, Dr. Luo Qingquan sat down at a robotic surgical console inside Shanghai Chest Hospital. The patient lay under anesthesia at the Second People's Hospital of Kashgar, in China's far-western Xinjiang region — a straight-line distance of roughly 5,000km, spanning multiple time zones. A domestically-built 5G surgical robot stood over her, mirroring Luo's every hand movement in real time.

The patient, a middle-aged local woman, had a growing mass in her right upper lung first detected three years earlier. After reviewing her case remotely, Luo's team determined she was a strong candidate for the procedure.

This wasn't attempted on a whim. The two hospitals spent over a year preparing: animal-model testing in March and June 2023 to prove the technology's safety, a formal ethics review, and a joint pre-operative case conference between surgical teams on both ends before the patient was even enrolled.

On the day of surgery, Luo operated the console using a high-definition 3D view, controlling the robotic arms' distance and camera focus with foot pedals while the signal transmitted instantly across thousands of kilometers. On the Kashgar side, Dr. Chen Tianxiang and Dr. Huang Jia led the in-person team, coordinating directly with Luo throughout. Dissecting, separating, cutting, and suturing — every command executed smoothly on the far end.

The entire operation was completed in about an hour. Luo later said it felt exactly as if he were standing in the Kashgar operating room himself — the connection was that seamless.

It's being called the world's first ultra-long-distance robotic lung tumor removal using entirely Chinese-developed surgical robot technology (built by Shanghai MicroPort MedBot). The bigger implication: patients in remote or underserved regions may no longer need to travel to major cities to access top-tier surgical expertise — the expertise can now travel to them, instantly, over a network connection.

The King Protea Series(the unique beauty symbolizes resilience, and transformation) 2ft by 2 ftAcrylic Art (rm 1500 each...
09/07/2026

The King Protea Series
(the unique beauty symbolizes resilience, and transformation)
2ft by 2 ft

Acrylic Art (rm 1500 each)
To get one, contact [email protected]

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