Global NGO inspired by Malaysian pioneer model for cervical cancer screening
Nothing is impossible, says global NGO's Women's Health Programme director, upon seeing Malaysian pioneer model for cervical cancer screening.
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Nothing is impossible, says global NGO's Women's Health Programme director, upon seeing Malaysian pioneer model for cervical cancer screening.
The Rose Programme for cervical cancer screening has empowered many women to manage their own well-being.
Twenty cyclists are cycling 700km in six days, to raise funds for cervical cancer screening for marginalised women in Sarawak.
Working together for women's health Meera Murugesan AS part of efforts to eliminate cervical cancer in Malaysia, Etiqa and the Rose Foundation have launched Phase 2 of Etiqa's Free Cervical Screening Programme. First launched in July 2019, the programme aims to detect and treat women who screen positive for the human papillomavirus (HPV), the cause of cervical cancer. Despite being preventable, cervical cancer is the third most common cancer among women in Malaysia and the fourth most common cancer among women globally. Phase 1 of the maiden programme which screened over 6,000...