Dr Law Yi Chye

Dr Law Yi Chye is an associate consultant in the Department of Lymphoma and Sarcoma in National Cancer Centre Singapore since 2025. He obtained his MBBS (Hons) from YLLSOM, NUS in 2017 and was awarded the Gordon Arthur Ransome Medal in Internal Medicine and Merchant Prize in Geriatric Medicine Student Internship Programme. He was awarded the NSF of the Year Award (Army) in 2021 whilst serving as platoon commander of the Medical Response Force for his service as operations officer during the unit’s COVID-19 dormitory medical operations. He completed his MRCP (UK) and MMed (Int Med) in 2021 and underwent his senior residency training in Medical Oncology from 2022-2025. He served as Chief Resident in 2024 in the 11th cohort of the Singapore Chief Residency Programme and was also awarded the Inspiring Resident Educator award in 2025. He has a special interest in Sarcomas and rare cancers.

• SingHealth Medical Oncology Senior Residency (2022-2025)
• SingHealth Internal Medicine Residency (2022-2025)
• MRCP (UK) and MMed (Int Med) 2021
• MBBS (Hons) YLSSOM, NUS (2012-2017)  

NCCS Staff Protection Committee Member

• RISE Aware for Inspiring Resident Educator 2025
• 11th Cohort Singapore Chief Residency Programme 2024
• NSF of the Year (Army) 2021
• Gordon Arthur Ransome Medal in Internal Medicine 2017
• Merchart Prize in Geriartric Medicine Student Internship Programme 2017  

• Iich E, Kannan B, Law YC, Chan JY. Angiosarcoma: adaptive designs leveraging vascular biology and antiangiogenic repurposing. Expert Rev Anticancer Ther. 2026 Aug 7:1-14. doi: 10.1080/14737140.2026.2715407.
• Chan A, Poon E, Goh WL, Gan Y, Tan CJ, Yeo K, Chua A, Chee M, Law YC, Somasundaram N, Kanesvaran R, Ng QS, Tham CK, Toh CK, Lim ST, Tao M, Tang T, Quek R, Farid M. Assessment of psychological distress among Asian adolescents and young adults (AYA) cancer patients using the distress thermometer: a prospective, longitudinal study. Support Care Cancer. 2018 Sep;26(9):3257-3266. doi: 10.1007/s00520-018-4189-y. Epub 2018 Apr 11.