Grieving husband launches campaign for brain cancer research

Hongkonger Charissa Chau died in January 2026 from glioblastoma. Her husband, Antoine d’Haussy, launched a crowdfunding campaign to support research into this form of cancer in her memory.

Sun May 17 2026

Wife succumbs to brain cancer after battle

Hongkonger Charissa Chau tragically passed away in January 2026 after an 18-month battle with glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer. A wife and mother to a three-year-old boy, her death has brought profound grief to her family and community. Cancer remains a leading cause of death worldwide, claiming the lives of 9.7 million people annually.

Husband's crowdfunding campaign for cancer research

One month after his wife's passing, her husband, Antoine d’Haussy, initiated a crowdfunding campaign. The campaign aims to advance research for this particular form of cancer, specifically glioblastoma. This meaningful action seeks to honor his late wife's memory while contributing to efforts to find better treatments and potential cures for others suffering from similar diseases.

*Source: YouTube: SCMP (2026-05-17)*

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