25 October 2021 Letter Oct 31 Doesn’t Signal End Of Challenges For Breast Cancer Patients — Charles Santiago Breast cancer is the most common cancer, and affects 34.1 per cent of cancer-stricken women in Malaysia.
6 October 2021 Letter National Cancer Fund Imminent As Covid-19 Consequences Will Increase Cases — Charles Santiago Poverty and job and income losses brought about by Covid-19 mean that the government must act now on cancer care.
1 October 2021 Letter Time To Seriously Address The Expensive And Rising Cost Of Cancer — Yek-Ching Kong & Dr Nirmala Bhoo Pathy There is an urgent need to improve and expand strategies to holistically protect the financial wellbeing of cancer patients and their households.
21 December 2020 Malaysia Pandemic Forces Choice Between Cancer Treatment And Food A study found that Malaysian breast cancer survivors experienced workplace discrimination, such as being forced to resign from their jobs.
5 September 2019 Malaysia Most Malaysia University Hospital Cancer Patients Financially Ruined, Study Shows Two-thirds and a third of cancer patients at university and Ministry of Health hospitals encounter financial catastrophe respectively.