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HerVantage: Grab It, Beat It

Prof Dr Zaharah Aiyub, President, Breast Cancer Welfare Association | Caroline Wee, Regional Assistant Marketing Manager, GrabCar

21-Oct-15 13:00

HerVantage: Grab It, Beat It

It’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month and it’s about being pink. 42% of breast cancer cases in Malaysia are discovered at Stage 3 and 4, why do you think are some of the reasons behind this and how far have we come with breast cancer awareness.


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Tags:  Grab it,  Beat it,  breast cancer awareness,  grabcar,  caroline wee,  zaharah aiyub,  Breast Cancer Welfare Association,  breast cancer,  pink,  #grabitbeatit


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