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More Than 800 Johoreans Ran to Beat Cancer

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Gleneagles Medini Hospital raised over RM25,000 to raise cancer awareness through a charity run

Gleneagles Medini Hospital Johor organised a 5km Cancer Awareness Charity Run at its hospital grounds with more than 800 participants of both locals and expatriates making an effort for a charitable cause. The charity run brought people together who showed their support towards beating cancer while offering much-needed support for those suffering.

The event saw a large number of families and children from different backgrounds, some bearing their own personal stories and connections to loved ones who have been affected by cancer.

Break some sweat and beat cancer – the charity run’s participants near the hospital’s ground

Participants received a T-shirt, medal and goodie bag each. All proceeds from the contribution goes to non-governmental organisations such as the Tunku Laksamana Johor Cancer Foundation, Breast Cancer Support Group Johor Bahru and ICare Cancer Support Association Johor Bahru.

“As we strive to become the leading healthcare provider in the southern region, providing best-in-class patient experience and clinical outcomes for our patients, we remain committed to contribute to our communities where we operate and serve as part of our corporate social responsibility. We will continuously identify opportunities to undertake community projects to help those in need,” said Chief Executive Officer of Gleneagles Medini Hospital Johor, Jean-Francois Naa.

From left: Doris Boo, Advisor to the Breast Cancer Support Group, Jean-Francois Naa, CEO of Gleneagles Medini Hospital Johor together with Dr Roslan Haron representing Tunku Laksamana Johor Cancer Foundation and Anna Tay, President of ICare Cancer Support Association Johor Bahru

Menteri Besar of Johor, Datuk Dr Sahruddin Jamal, had also recently launched the new cancer centre at Gleneagles Medini Hospital Johor. The Cancer Centre offers end-to-end cancer treatment services and support delivered by a highly experienced and skilled multi-disciplinary team of medical specialist consultants, nurses, counsellors and other paramedical professionals.

Participants taking pictures with Jean-Francois Naa after receiving their goody bag and medal

Gleneagles Medini Hospital Johor is equipped with the latest Elekta Synergy Radiotherapy with C-RAD system, providing cutting-edge technology that enables more precise, accurate and quicker treatment using a lower dose of radiation so that patients can quickly resume their normal routine.

For more information on the new Cancer Centre at Gleneagles Medini Hospital Johor, visit http://gleneaglesmedini.com.my/

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