Patient Stories Series (No. 45) George C. Lee-Chuy, 63, was diagnosed with acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) in 2013. At the time of his diagnosis, George and his family were overwhelmed with fear, believing that leukemia was an inevitable death sentence. However, today, George is cancer-free and has been in remission for over 10 years. Before his diagnosis, he lived a fast-paced life—partying, smoking, and rarely sleeping. Following a sudden collapse, he was eventually diagno

The Grand Ballroom of Solaire Resort North, Quezon City was transformed into a sanctuary of music and compassion on Sunday, 17 May 2026, as the EPCALM Adult Leukemia Foundation of the Philippines held its landmark benefit dinner-concert, “The Hope Gala 2026.” Bringing together the biggest names in Philippine entertainment and the country's most generous philanthropists, the evening served as a powerful fundraiser to support adult leukemia patients and their families. A Dialog

Marlene Laylo: Strong family bonds effectively ensure her healthcare and wellbeing. Patient Stories Series (No. 41) Marlene A. Laylo, 67, is a long-time serviced patient of the EPCALM Foundation. Diagnosed with chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML) in October 2014, she was initially given only three years to live. Today, more than a decade later, she continues to thrive through God’s grace and the exceptional support of her family. Now residing in Batangas, Marlene travels quart