About TanyaKanker

TanyaKanker is designed for people with cancer in Indonesia and the family members who support them. It is also for anyone who has just received a diagnosis and does not yet know which questions to ask first.

Because families often help organize records and consultations, we do not assume the reader is always the patient. You can prepare a summary for someone else while keeping the caregiver and patient roles distinct.

After a diagnosis, information is often scattered across pathology reports, molecular results, treatment notes, and conversations with several doctors. Important questions may only become clear after a consultation has ended.

We organize that information into what is known, what is still unknown, and what is usually discussed next. The aim is not to replace a doctor, but to help you arrive with more complete records and focused questions.

You can explore cancer types, subtypes and commonly tested biomarkers, compare treatment categories, search public-registry clinical trials, view oncology facilities as public references, and prepare questions about cost.

Practical tools include a record-completeness checklist, a question builder for consultations, readiness checks, biomarker and treatment explorers, and a cost-question builder. Each result is designed to be useful in a real consultation.

The medical-report flow builds a structured case summary from the diagnosis, pathology, molecular results, and treatment history you provide. After you sign in and consent, selected files are stored privately and are available only to your account or authorized staff through time-limited access.

A second-opinion request uses the same summary. TanyaKanker does not diagnose, decide trial eligibility, or determine whether a facility will accept a patient. Those decisions remain with qualified clinicians and the receiving provider.

A provider-access request becomes an operational case for human follow-up. We do not invent prices, guarantee acceptance, or claim a partnership with a facility merely because it appears in the directory.

TanyaKanker provides structured information, not medical advice. We do not diagnose cancer, prescribe medicines, or tell anyone to start or stop treatment. Treatment decisions must be made by a doctor who evaluates the patient.

TanyaKanker is not a hospital, clinic, or diagnostic provider. We do not operate treatment facilities or emergency services. In an emergency, contact the nearest emergency service immediately.

Clinical-trial data comes from the public ClinicalTrials.gov registry and includes registry facts such as the study number, phase, recruitment status, and listed sites. International access, cost, and site readiness are separate facts and remain marked unverified until independently confirmed.

Pages show their review status. Facility listings are public references and do not imply a partnership. We do not publish unverified success rates, rankings, prices, awards, or doctor profiles, and we do not copy third-party copyrighted content.

When a fact cannot be verified, we label it unknown instead of filling the gap with an estimate. Patient-reported case information is also kept distinct from information verified by documents or clinical review.

Some questions cannot be resolved by a page or tool. When capacity is available, the consultation and second-opinion flows let an authorized human navigator review the operational request and coordinate the next step.

A public contact page will be added only after official contact details are finalized. Until then, the available routes are the secure report-upload and second-opinion flows on this site.