ScinoPharm Taiwan Hosts Healing Art Forum in Partnership with Formosa Cancer Foundation
ScinoPharm Taiwan recently held its 16th annual ScinoPharm Art Forum, a long-standing public art and cultural lecture series dedicated to enriching lives through art and dialogue. This year’s theme, "Reading: The Gentle Remedy." featured renowned author Mr. Eric Wu, who shared heartfelt reflections on how reading can provide strength, comfort, and personal growth.
The event coincided with Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, and for the first time, ScinoPharm collaborated with the Formosa Cancer Foundation to invite cancer patients and their families to participate. Together, they created a heartwarming and healing experience that blended art, compassion, and community support.
As a leading pharmaceutical company specializing in oncology, ScinoPharm Taiwan is recognized for its robust R&D capabilities and world-class manufacturing standards. The company’s portfolio covers a wide range of cancer therapies, including products addressing hormone receptor-positive breast cancer, which accounts for 60–70% of all breast cancer cases. In alignment with Taiwan’s National Health Insurance Administration (NHIA) policy to strengthen the resilience of domestic drug supply, ScinoPharm continues to leverage its technical expertise to expand local formulation development—enhancing accessibility and providing high-quality treatment options for patients in Taiwan.
"For many years, ScinoPharm has been devoted to developing cancer therapies grounded in science and quality, with confidence and care, to safeguard life and fulfill our promise of health," said Susan Lu, General Manager of ScinoPharm Taiwan. "This year marks the 16th year of our Art Forum initiative. By integrating art with social purpose, we aim to extend our care to those who need it most—fulfilling our brand spirit For every Life. With every trust. We will continue to advance our mission through both pharmaceutical expertise and public engagement, promoting positive and meaningful social impact."