Next Generation Photodynamic Therapy (NGPDT): Medical Fair Asia 2012 - Messe Dusseldorf in Singapore

Thursday, 31 January 2013

Medical Fair Asia 2012 - Messe Dusseldorf in Singapore

Apologies for the late posting of this update. The team here at International Cancer Therapy & Regenerative Medical Centre (ICTRMC) has been busy for the second half of 2012. Here's what happened at the Medical Fair Asia 2012 organised by Messe Dusseldorf in Suntec Singapore:

Dr. Lim and Dr. Ang at Booth F23

Before the start of the exhibition

Dr. Ang and Dr. Lim with different posters

Mr. Alex from Singapore, whose mother went through the NGPDT process successfully tells his story

Mr. Scott Waters gives a talk in the main open air hall

Another angle of the exhibition hall

Another view of our booth

Dr. Lim gives a consultation at our booth

Mr. Scott Waters addresses participants at the free health talk


From (L-R) Mr. Scott Waters, Dr. Lim, Miss Faye Wong and Dr. Ang taking the service lift with our luggage

We had a lot of fun in this exhibition. Till the next event!

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Introduction

NGPDT is the revolutionary and latest generation of the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and Europe Medicines Agency (EMA) approved cancer treating technology known as photodynamic therapy (PDT). PDT is used in the United Kingdom, Australia, Japan, Korea, United States, China and many other developed countries and is considered by many to be one of the most underrated cancer treatment protocols available today.

NGPDT has 8 technological breakthroughs over previous versions of PDTs. Due to its non-invasive nature and ability to target only cancer cells, this technology has shown to be harmless and generally more effective in treating cancer than conventional methods such as surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy. It can be used as a whole body treatment and is applicable to many types of cancer, whether in early or late stages.