A Story of Quiet Strength and Hope
In the heart of Keningau, where communities are scattered across hills and long roads, Abdul Rhaman Indara walks the hospital corridors with a quiet purpose. To many, he is known […] [...]

In the heart of Keningau, where communities are scattered across hills and long roads, Abdul Rhaman Indara walks the hospital corridors with a quiet purpose. To many, he is known […] [...]

April marks World Health Worker Week, a time to recognise the dedication and resilience of health workers around the world. At Cancer Research Malaysia, it’s an opportunity to shine a […] [...]

In most organisations, a Business Development team comes with layers: managers, executives, specialists, support staff. At Cancer Research Malaysia (CRMY), it comes as a pair and a different entity known […] [...]

The story of Puteri, a laboratory technician who balances science with creativity. Not every journey into science begins with a carefully mapped plan. For Puteri, the path to becoming a […] [...]

At Cancer Research Malaysia (CRMY), science may drive the mission — but people power the journey. Behind every research breakthrough, every patient navigation call, and every community initiative, there is […] [...]

From intern to Research Associate, Ng Ming Guan’s journey at Cancer Research Malaysia reflects the curiosity, resilience, and purpose that drive meaningful cancer research. In this interview feature, he shares […] [...]

Most people go to the dentist for the usual things, fillings, scaling, maybe whitening. But behind the scenes, something much bigger is happening in clinics like Maxcare Platinum Dental, early […] [...]
When most people think about scientists, they imagine lab coats, test tubes and probably some mice. You know, the classic image. Someone with a brilliant mind in a lab, busy […] [...]
It’s been almost two years since we launched the Support Our Scientists (SOS) campaign in April 2023. Since then, we’ve brought science closer to the public through webinars, interviews, and articles featuring […] [...]

This year, our very own Malaysian scientists, together with the University of Cambridge and Singapore, released a ground-breaking genetic study to help identify Asian women with a higher risk of breast cancer. Turns […] [...]