When Betty Ford became first lady in 1974, she faced a breast cancer diagnosis just weeks after moving into the White House. Rather than keep it private, she shared her experience with the nation. At a time when breast cancer was rarely discussed, her openness encouraged screenings that potentially helped save lives. Betty continued to champion awareness and treatment throughout her life, leaving a powerful and inspiring legacy. -- Image 1: White House Historical Association Image 2: David Hume

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Inspiring week at AACR on Campus Malaysia 2025, Kuching Sarawak. Held on 13 and 14 November at The Waterfront Hotel in Kuching, Sarawak, the programme brought together early-career cancer researchers and clinicians for two days of learning, skill-building and global networking. Designed and led in partnership with the American Association for Cancer Research, the world’s largest cancer research organisation, AACRoC Malaysia equips the next generation with the knowledge and capabilities needed to