cervical cancer Archives

21 September 2023

A Future Where Cervical Cancer Is A Rare Disease In Malaysia – Prof Dr Adeeba Kamarulzaman

Dr Adeeba Kamarulzaman says eliminating cervical cancer requires partnerships and collective action. "Our vision for Malaysia is clear: a future where cervical cancer is a rare disease and where women have access to timely screenings & HPV vaccinations."

4 September 2023

Letter

Malaysia: A Vanguard In Eliminating Cervical Cancer — Prof Dr Woo Yin Ling

Malaysia's adaptable strategies highlight its unwavering dedication to reducing the burden of cervical cancer and other HPV-related cancers and diseases.

25 August 2023

Malaysia

Adeeba: Only RM1,200 Investment Needed Per Woman For Cervical Cancer End Game

Prof Dr Adeeba Kamarulzaman says Malaysia only needs to invest RM1,200 per woman for HPV vaccination and testing to save lives from cervical cancer. ROSE Foundation founder Prof Dr Woo Yin Ling says the cervical cancer "end game" will protect future generations.

11 July 2023

Malaysia

MMA Launches Cycling Fundraiser To End Cervical Cancer In Sarawak

Twenty cyclists are participating in Sepeda Amal Borneo 2023 this Sunday, riding 700+km from Kuching to Bintulu to raise funds for ROSE Foundation in support of ending cervical cancer in Sarawak that recorded the highest incidence in the past 5 years.

6 April 2023

Malaysia

Dr Woo Yin Ling First Southeast Asian To Win Rachel Pearline Award For Innovative Cervical Cancer Screening

The ROSE Foundation, co-founded by Prof Dr Woo Yin Ling, has revolutionised cervical cancer screening in Malaysia through its HPV self-sampling programme, making it easier for women to get tested.

10 March 2023

Malaysia

MMA Launching 700km Borneo Bicycle Ride For Cervical Cancer

Funds raised will go to the MMA Foundation and channelled to Program ROSE and its cervical cancer outreach community development drive.

6 February 2023

Letter

Closing The Cancer Care Gap – Dr Soh Yih Harng & Prof Dr Moy Foong Ming

The five-year survival rate for cancer in Malaysia is 65%, compared with the US’ 90.2% and Singapore’s 81%.

11 January 2023

Malaysia

Etiqa Injects RM1.2 Million Into Phase Three Of Cervical Cancer Screening Programme

Etiqa has pledged RM1.2 million for the third phase of ROSE Foundation's cervical cancer screening programme, including the purchase of two battery-operated mobile colposcopy devices, allowing treatment of pre-cervical cancer at the community level.

11 January 2023

Malaysia

SJMC, Rose Foundation And SJ Echo Spearhead Free DIY Cervical Cancer Screening

Program ROSE was created especially for Malaysian women and employs a groundbreaking approach to cervical cancer screening.

11 January 2023

Malaysia

HPV Vaccination Catch-Up Requires Multi-Sectoral Approach

Studies by University of Malaya show that Malaysia’s HPV vaccination programme has resulted in a 90% reduction in HPV types 16 and 18, the main causes of cervical cancer.

Tag: cervical cancer

A Future Where Cervical Cancer Is A Rare Disease In Malaysia – Prof Dr Adeeba Kamarulzaman

Malaysia: A Vanguard In Eliminating Cervical Cancer — Prof Dr Woo Yin Ling

Adeeba: Only RM1,200 Investment Needed Per Woman For Cervical Cancer End Game

MMA Launches Cycling Fundraiser To End Cervical Cancer In Sarawak

Dr Woo Yin Ling First Southeast Asian To Win Rachel Pearline Award For Innovative Cervical Cancer Screening

MMA Launching 700km Borneo Bicycle Ride For Cervical Cancer

Closing The Cancer Care Gap – Dr Soh Yih Harng & Prof Dr Moy Foong Ming

Etiqa Injects RM1.2 Million Into Phase Three Of Cervical Cancer Screening Programme

SJMC, Rose Foundation And SJ Echo Spearhead Free DIY Cervical Cancer Screening

HPV Vaccination Catch-Up Requires Multi-Sectoral Approach

Do We Love Our Children? — Dr Amar-Singh HSS, Yuenwah San, Dr Selva Kumar Sivapunniam, PH Wong, Dr Musa Mohd Nordin, Hartini Zainudin, Sangeet Kaur Deo

Landmark UN Report Highlights Malaysia’s Mandatory Death Penalty Abolition For Drug Offences

Malaysia Approves First Long-Acting Injectable HIV Prevention Drug

12MP Review: Government Exploring New Health Financing Model

Malaysia’s HPV Vaccination Dropped To 39% For Girls Aged 15+ In 2022