World Cancer Day – Malaysia Needs A Moonshot For Lung Cancer
No matter how a person gets lung cancer, it should not impact the care they get or the empathy they receive.
Mixed messages on smoking and vape
Big tobacco is transitioning their business from cigarettes to vape, e-cigarettes and heat-not-burn devices.
Health Minister: COVID-19 disrupted but created opportunities for change and...
Approximately 49,000 people in Malaysia were estimated to be newly diagnosed with cancer in 2020.
Virtual Conference – Improving Access To Cancer Treatment And Care (15-16...
The government has repeatedly emphasised its commitment to the implementation of improved cancer control and prevention strategies to reduce incidence, mortality and increase cancer survival.
Focus: Safeguarding Cancer Care For Budget 2022
Ignoring cancer care now may turn one public health crisis into many others.
Cancer Does Not Take A Pause
Last year, the Ministry of Health released the findings of the Malaysia National Cancer Registry Report 2012–2016. The findings were bleak.
We Need A Shot In The Arm For Cancer
We need to increase early detection, expand effective treatment, provide care, and improve survival.
We Are Living In A Crisis And It Isn’t Just Covid-19
We need local-level, granular data that is integrated with social and economic indicators.