Date
Content
2025
26-06
HKACS Breast Cancer Patient Survey and The Adventure Jar Hong Kong Edition Book Launch
2024
08-12
Hong Kong Anti-Cancer Society Survey: Only 38% of Hong Kong Residents Have Heard of “Early-Onset Cancer”
25-03
Jockey Club Cancer Survivorship Care Project helps cancer patients and caregivers
2023
12-07
Health Literacy survey of cancer patients and caregivers
2022
12-11
“1000 days fighting COVID: a survey about the caregivers of cancer patients”
04-25
Only available in Chinese.香港防癌會院舍第5波持續收新症 維持恩恤探訪
2021
12-12
HKACS calls for regular screening under the new normal of COVID-19
10-21
The Hong Kong Anti-Cancer Society welcomes passage of the Smoking (Public Health) Amendment Bill 2019 by Legislative Council
06-29
The Hong Kong Anti-Cancer Society (HKACS) has set up an Emergency Relief Fund
2020
12-21
Survey says nearly 70% of Hongkongers change their exercise and eating habits due to COVID-19
10-19
Hong Kong Anti-Cancer Society's Brand New Cash Rebate Programme Relieves Patients' Financial Burden & Stress
05-19
HKACS “The 3 health risks of alcohol: avoid celebrating the stabilising COVID-19 situation with drinking; and survey results of alcohol use in Hong Kong” Press Conference
2019
11-05
HKACS-HKBU Chinese Medicine Centre: A pioneer of Integrated Chinese-Western Medicine in Hong Kong A 9-year clinical observation shows that Chinese medicine can help cancer patients reduce side effects of western cancer therapies
2018
12-09
Survey finds that 45% of Hongkongers binge drink; many have no idea
that alcohol is linked not just to liver damage but also to cancers
2017
12-10
Physical activity reduces risk of 13 types of cancer. Just one year of regular exercise can reduce the risk
2016
12-11
Red and processed meat from “winter trio” increases colorectal cancer risk HKACS urges healthy diet to prevent cancer
3-17
HKACS-Jockey Club “WHIH Cancer Family Support Project" Launching Ceremony and Press Conference
2015
12-13
Only available in Chinese.部分常見癌症九成因病毒導致　從根本擊潰病魔由預防做起
9-20
Only available in Chinese. 最新調查報告顯示大多數香港女性對感染
HPV及子宮頸癌 (世界第四位女性癌症) 風險認知度不足