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 […] [...]
World Health Worker Week: Celebrating Our Nurse Navigators
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 […] [...]
Just Two People, Countless Lives Touched
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 […] [...]
Through Her Lens: Precision in the Lab, Passion in Every Frame
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 […] [...]
From Policies to People: Building Culture with Heart at Cancer Research Malaysia
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 […] [...]
Behind The Scenes: Cancer Prevention & Population Science Unit
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 […] [...]
Science, Teamwork and a Smartphone
The APEC Science Prize for Innovation, Research and Education (ASPIRE) is among the most respected awards in the Asia-Pacific, celebrating scientists whose work advances innovation while addressing real social needs. […] [...]
Meet Our New Joiner: Daphne
Say hello to Daphne Olivia Jawai Anak Sadai, one of our newest joiners at Cancer Research Malaysia (CRMY). Born and raised in Sarawak, Daphne is a true science enthusiast. She […] [...]
Finding Better Ways to Treat Oral Cancer
Oral cancer is one of the most common cancers in Asia, but survival rates remain low, especially when the disease is diagnosed late. Even with surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy, there […] [...]
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 […] [...]