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PCC Funded COMPASS Trial Discovers New Subtypes of Pancreatic Cancer

PCC Funded COMPASS Trial Discovers New Subtypes of Pancreatic Cancer

PCC Funded COMPASS Trial Leads to the Discovery of Five New Subtypes of Pancreatic Cancer We are excited to share the recent success of the COMPASS trial, a research study funded in part by Pancreatic Cancer Canada, that has announced the discovery of five distinct...

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We are grateful to our partners at @ModernBeautySu

We are grateful to our partners at @ModernBeautySupplies who are helping to make meaningful change for those affected by pancreatic cancer. Since 2018, we have been the recipients of their Beauty of Giving program. Until the end of October, 100% of profits of the sale of their featured product will be donated to PCC. Now that's a beautiful thing!

#KathysRun2023 is quickly approaching, which means

#KathysRun2023 is quickly approaching, which means registration rates will increase in a few days! Join us October 14 for our annual 5K/10K race at Sir Wilfrid Laurier Park in Edmonton (or virtually from October 14-21). By participating, you'll be a part of the movement to change pancreatic cancer outcomes. Don't wait - rates go up October 1!
Register now through the link in our bio.

Just as the leaves change, so can our moods. Seaso

Just as the leaves change, so can our moods. Seasonal depression affects many of us during this time of year, but cancer patients may be particularly vulnerable due to their heightened risk of mental health disorders. No matter the time of year, we are here to support you at every stage of your pancreatic cancer diagnosis. Connect with our Peer Support specialists at @wellspringcan at zero cost, from anywhere in Canada - link in bio.

Organizing your finances or preparing your will ma

Organizing your finances or preparing your will may not seem urgent at the time of a cancer diagnosis, but can be an emotionally distressing task if left too late.

As we prepare for Financial Estate Planning Month this October, we invite you to submit your questions in the comments below. Whether you want to know how to prepare your will, or who can be a power of attorney, our expert will answer your questions in an upcoming blog post.

A shared experience is invaluable for those who ha

A shared experience is invaluable for those who have faced pancreatic cancer, as it can be therapeutic to talk to someone who truly understands. When Semi Chellas received the news of her father's diagnosis, she knew her friend Jennifer Irwin could empathize following her own father's cancer journey.

Hear more from Semi and Jennifer in the latest episode of UNAPOLOGETIC - The Podcast - link in bio.

Tickets are now on sale for Axe Pancreatic Cancer!

Tickets are now on sale for Axe Pancreatic Cancer! Join us November 18 at @batlground Toronto for a night of axe throwing, local craft beer & wine, and a fantastic auction! Proceeds from ticket sales will support ground-breaking pancreatic cancer research and help us see a future with increased survival rates. Get your tickets now through the link in our bio!

The impact of pancreatic cancer weighs on the shou

The impact of pancreatic cancer weighs on the shoulders of so many, and we are dedicated to ensuring no one is left to carry it alone. We invite you to learn more about our patient support programs in partnership with @wellspringcan, as we take part in a national webinar hosted by @dwdcanada on September 19. Register now through the link in our bio.

The passing of Bill C-224 this past June was a tre

The passing of Bill C-224 this past June was a tremendous milestone for the health and wellbeing of Canadian firefighters. But more must be done to protect first responders from their increased risk of cancer.

As we continue our collaboration and advocacy efforts with firefighting associations across Canada, we stand alongside the Canadian Cancer Survivor Network in their demands for additional steps towards preventing cancer and providing support for firefighters. Read more in the press release through the link in our bio.

They say laughter truly is the best medicine. For

They say laughter truly is the best medicine. For two Canadian women in Hollywood, it was what helped them heal after losing a parent to pancreatic cancer.

In our latest episode of UNAPOLOGETIC – The Podcast, our CEO @mcapobiancopcc is joined by writer, producer and director Semi Chellas, and actress Jennifer Irwin as they share the raw realities of caring for a loved one - while adding a dose of humour. Watch or listen to the full episode through the link in our bio.

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