(From left) Ace Canning Corporation’s Soo Sek Yow and Chang Wan Ping with the National Cancer Society Malaysia’s Yeap Chong Wei at the launch of the 'Stop That Dot Together' campaign, which aims to make breast cancer screening more accessible to lower-income women. (Ace Canning Corporation pic)PETALING JAYA: Early detection can save lives, yet many Malaysian women continue to put off breast cancer screening because of financial constraints, limited healthcare access or fear.
To help address these barriers, Homesoy has teamed up with the National Cancer Society Malaysia (NCSM) for its "Stop That Dot Together" campaign, bringing breast health services closer to underserved communities.
The initiative, which runs from October to December, will support community screening programmes in Kuala Lumpur, Johor, Melaka, Negeri Sembilan, Perak and Penang.
