From Bananas to Breakthroughs
How One Volunteer’s Passion Drives Change Meet one of our dedicated volunteers, Calvin Cheah, a passionate supporter of Cancer Research Malaysia (CRMY) and an avid participant in the Terry Fox Run. […] [...]
Stories
Comedy Night: Life Is Funny
Donation Tiers Meet our Entertainers WHAT: We’re fighting cancer with laughter at our special “Life is Funny Charity Comedy Night” and we want YOU to join us! Catch Kavin Jay, […] [...]
Climb a Mountain. Find a Cure.
WHAT: This July, we are going to hike Mount Kinabalu! ‘Climb a Mountain. Find a Cure.‘ is how our team of scientists hope to raise awareness (and funds) towards our […] [...]
Dr Pan Jia Wern honoured at World Immunotherapy Congress-Asia
Cancer Research Malaysia’s very own Dr Pan Jia Wern, the Head of Genomics & Bioinformatics, has been honoured with the Young Investigator Award at the World Immunotherapy Congress-Asia (WIC-Asia), held […] [...]
The Bee Sting that Changed Everything
Life Begins at 40? Not for Debbie Wong. For her, life began after cancer. It all started in 2015 when Debbie was enjoying a bicycle ride with friends at Fraser’s […] [...]
Meet Our New CSO
Meet Professor Dr Cheong Sok Ching and Here’s What You Should Know About Her Early Life: Professor Dr Cheong Sok Ching is a notable scientist with roots tracing back to […] [...]
Do you believe in MaGiC?
What is MaGiC? Cancer Research Malaysia (CRMY) has collaborated with geneticists, gynaecologists, and oncologists throughout the nation to complete a study called MaGiC, which stands for “Mainstreaming Genetic Counselling for Genetic Testing […] [...]
Professor Dr Cheong wins international award for her work in oral cancer!
Who is she? Professor Sok Ching Cheong is the Head of Translational Cancer Biology at Cancer Research Malaysia (CRMY), and a Professor at University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur. She trained […] [...]
6 cancer patients share what keeps them going
Having cancer is tough. Having cancer amidst COVID-19 and MCO is even tougher. We asked 6 breast cancer patients what keeps them going. These are their stories. *Patients are part […] [...]