January 16, 2026
Preventing Cancer, we can do something.
In Malaysia,
From the above medical technology/therapeutic advances, Australia is on track toward eliminating Cervical cancer in their society. Can we do it here? Yes, at least for we ourselves, our loved ones, ensure HPV DNA test (for those between age 30 and 65), Pap Smear, before age 30, and HPV vaccination. These will help to prevent cervical cancer among our loved ones.
World Health Organization has this initiative (1 min YouTube) that we all can be in.
HPV Test can be done easily by oneself. Watch this short YouTube.
Early Detection of high risk HPV species and appropriate treatment help prevent cervical cancer.
HPV vaccine helps prevent HPV infection, which in turn help prevent cervical cancer. If vaccination rate high, it is possible for us to eliminate cervical cancer, according to experts.
HPV often has no symptoms, even when you feel well.
That’s why screening and the right information matter.
FREE ENTRY | Join our Cervical Cancer Awareness Roadshow with a health talk by
👩⚕️ Dr. Chew Ghee Kheng, Consultant Gynaecologist (General & Gynaecological Oncology Surgery)
✨ Pap smear vs HPV DNA test — what’s the difference?
✨ Why HPV vaccination matters
✨ What does it mean if HPV is detected
🔍 On-site HPV screening & guidance available
💰 HPV DNA Screening: RM90 (NP RM355 | while stocks last)
📅 25 Jan 2026 | 🕑 2:00–4:30 PM
📍 Auditorium, Level 2, Specialists Complex
📲 Register: https://forms.gle/fgdSSmEbW6TobHP17
Invite the women in your life — friends, wives, or girlfriends.
Examples in Vaccination preventable diseases that we enjoy health benefits since our lifetime:
Small Pox was eliminated 1977. It had high death rate (killing about 30% of suffering, much higher than Covid 19 1%)
Also, vaccine almost eliminates polio (down by 99%). Those living 70 years ago couldn't imagine this achievement, when it plagued many countries. Some sufferers were hit higher up to affect spinal cord above breathing control level requiring Iron Lung.
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