KUALA LUMPUR: In a collaboration marking a new chapter for women’s health in Malaysia, Teal Asia, one of the country’s first survivor-led cervical cancer movements, has joined forces with Watsons Malaysia and the ROSE Foundation to commemorate the World Health Organization (WHO) World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day (WCCED) in Malaysia.
Teal Asia’s initiative aligns with WHO’s call for a global strategy to eliminate cervical cancer, a preventable and treatable disease that continues to claim lives unnecessarily. It brings together a diverse group of partners and collaborators committed to raising awareness, empowering communities, and accelerating progress towards achieving the WHO’s elimination targets by 2030.
