The Unsung Heroes of CRMY: Fighting for a Different Kind of Merdeka
This Merdeka month, we honour the people behind the mission, the quiet forces working every day towards a future where no one has to fear cancer. On 31 August 1957, […] [...]
Four Seasons’ Continued Commitment to Cancer Research Raises RM102,000 for CRMY
From left to right: Nelson Hilton, Regional Commercial Director of Four Seasons, Tobias Emmer, General Manager of Four Seasons Resort Langkawi, Andy Khoo, CEO of Cancer Research Malaysia, Simon Barnett, […] [...]
Harnessing AI to Advance Asian Breast Cancer Research
Cancer Research Malaysia (CRMY) and Monash University Malaysia’s MedAI Hub have signed a landmark Research Collaboration Agreement to advance breast cancer research focused on Asian populations. The partnership addresses a […] [...]
2025: A Year of Progress, People and Purpose
2025 was a full year for Cancer Research Malaysia (CRMY). Across the year, we saw research, community and collaboration come together in meaningful ways — from fundraising events and public […] [...]
Why Arbiah Calls Cancer a Gift – A Survivor’s Message of Hope from Kelantan
“Cancer is a gift. It is not the end. Life does not stop when you have cancer – it stops when you give up.” These are the words of Arbiah […] [...]
Six MoUs, One Big Step Forward for Breast Cancer Care in Sabah
On 12th June 2025 in Kota Kinabalu, something special happened. Something that reminded us why we do what we do. In a room filled with hospital directors, navigators, ministry officials, […] [...]
Here’s how a Nobel Prize winning technology is being used to find a cure for oral cancer
This year, Professors Doudna and Charpentier were jointly awarded the 2020 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for their discovery of CRISPR-Cas9, a genome editing technology that allows scientists to deftly edit DNA from virtually […] [...]
What is your breast cancer risk score?
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 […] [...]
Malaysian scientists discover 3 things we never knew about Asian breast cancers
We now have more data on Asian breast cancers than ever before. Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women worldwide, and although Asians make up more than half […] [...]
Which woman is at higher risk of breast cancer?
This new study narrows down the genes that matter. Pink ribbons, breast cancer campaigns all call for greater breast awareness, but you may be wondering, “If no one in my […] [...]