As the second most common cancer in Hong Kong, colorectal cancer in the city saw 5,556 cases in 2019^. For men aged 45 to 64, it is the most common cancer. Colorectal cancer is one of a few cancers that could be prevented as it develops from intestinal polyps, meaning early detection via colonoscopies can ensure timely removal and recovery.

Stepping into 2022, Cancer Fund’s flagship event “Stride for a Cure” celebrates its 26th anniversary and will continue…

Celebrating its 20^th year, Pink Revolution ambassador Sammi Cheng again calls on Hong Kong ladies to conduct regular breast check-ups with the slogan, “Be Smart. Self-Check”!  Cancer Fund will also host a series of public educational and outreach events surrounding breast cancer;

Pink Revolution features a myriad of Pink Sponsors including AXA Hong Kong and Macau, Zojirushi Hong Kong…

Breast cancer, uterine cancer and cervical cancer are among the 10 most common cancers for women in Hong Kong with about 6,600 newly diagnosed cases every year…

After careful consideration, the Hong Kong Cancer Fund has decided to cancel the annual Stride for…

Superstar Sammi Cheng is the new Pink Ambassador for this year’s Hong Kong Cancer Fund Pink Revolution.

We’ve been so touched by our many donors who have expressed their concern regarding the last 2 months unrest.

Hong Kong Cancer Fund welcomes the new Hong Kong Cancer Strategy announced by the Food and Health Bureau today, particularly in the areas of cancer prevention,  screening and medical-social collaboration with community partners to drive and enhance supportive care for patients and survivors.

The GFI HKFC 10s presented a cheque for HK$250,000 to the Hong Kong Cancer Fund…

The exhibition match will help raise money for the Hong Kong Cancer Fund, the official charity…

Hong Kong Cancer Fund has been appointed as the Official Charity of the 34th GFI HKFC 10s…