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Dr Teo Cheng Peng
Senior Consultant Contact Details
6A Napier Road, Professional Education
MBBS (Singapore), |
Profile
Dr Teo Cheng Peng was awarded the Public Service Commission Scholarship by the Singapore Government to study Medicine at the National University of Singapore. He graduated with a Bachelor’s in Medicine and Surgery in 1984 and was conferred a Masters of Medicine (Internal Medicine) three years later. Under another scholarship, Dr Teo received his advanced training at Royal Marsden Hospital, the leading Cancer Centre in the United Kingdom.
Upon returning, he started the Bone Marrow and Peripheral Blood Stem Cell Transplant program at the National University Hospital. In 1995, he was then recruited to develop the Autologous Stem Cell Transplant program for solid tumours in the Department of Medical Oncology, Singapore General Hospital. After a successful implementation of the clinical program, he continued his career in Gleneagles Hospital, where he continued his work with stem cells in the fields of haematology and medical oncology. He continued to develop his interest in the field of stem cells and was one of the pioneers in starting an autologous stem cell bank in Singapore.
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George Wiza WidyabhaktiGeorge is a Acute Lymphocytic Leukaemia Survivor, he shares with us his experience at PCC and the story of his fight against cancer. |
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Dr Teo Cheng Peng - Video Profile
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You’re not aloneTheresa Loh became a volunteer to help cancer patients after seeing how the disease could affect families. She shares her story. Both my parents died from liver cancer. My dad was diagnosed with it in May 1998, and it was discovered at a very late stage. Until then, he had shown no symptoms, having only hiccups all the time. At the time, my brother was getting married, so my parents pushed back having it checked out. |
