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On its 15th anniversary as a national centre for cancer, the National University Cancer Institute, Singapore (NCIS) launched a free web-based game that highlights the institute’s mission to make cancer care more accessible to the community. Si Yun Seo, operations lead at Sqkii, took pride in this remarkable breakthrough and said, “The game is designed to help Singaporeans easily pick up and share cancer-related facts—developed together with medical professionals from NCIS—while enjoying the process itself. This collaboration marks a milestone for Sqkii in that our games can now not only entertain and drive commercial objectives; they can also drive positive and impactful societal change." Meanwhile, Cheng Ean Chee, adjunct associate professor and executive director at NCIS expressed their steadfast commitment to the cause, stating, “At NCIS, we are committed to delivering incredible treatment and the compassionate care every individual affected by cancer deserves. We want to empower our patients and the community to take charge of their health and we do this through robust education campaigns. Fighting cancer is a long journey, and it requires a collective effort from the community and broader society.” #technology #mobilegame #cancerawareness ------ -[Conference] MARKETECH APAC's "What’s NEXT 2023: Marketing in Malaysia" will feature industry discussions from industry leaders from brands such as AEON, Astro, CelcomDigi, Gentari, InterContinental, PropertyGuru, Sunway, and Valiram on AI, customer experience, influencer marketing, digital advertising, among others. Avail of our 10% discount for the conference using the code "EDSM10" : https://bit.ly/47lsnQf -[Conference] Get equipped with the latest knowledge and tools on customer engagement by joining our "What’s NEXT 2024: Customer Engagement in the Philippines" half-day conference on November 21. Learn how to stay ahead of the marketing strategy game by registering your interest HERE: https://bit.ly/46vOPoe 

Earlier this month, we teamed up with National University Cancer Institute, Singapore to launch a game that engages and educates fellow Singaporeans about cancer. Check out the game on mobile and pick up cancer prevention tips for yourself at: https://lnkd.in/g85dArWY