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It’s been said that it is hard to raise awareness of pancreatic cancer because people who get it don’t live long enough. Creating awareness and informing the public about pancreatic cancer is paramount to making real change happen. We are committed to raising our voices on behalf of those who can’t.

Shining a light on pancreatic cancer

Shining a light on pancreatic cancer

Jun 9, 2019

Shining a light on pancreatic cancer: How a dearly missed TELUS executive inspired a wave of...

Mom Pushes Tests for Deadly Pancreatic Cancer That May Steal Her Future Christmases

Mom Pushes Tests for Deadly Pancreatic Cancer That May Steal Her Future Christmases

Jun 9, 2019

Mom pushes tests for deadly pancreatic cancer that may steal her future Christmases –CBC News...

Remembering Aretha Franklin August 16, 2018

Remembering Aretha Franklin August 16, 2018

Jun 9, 2019

Zoomer Radio’s Fight Back with Libby Znaimer: Remembering Aretha Franklin with PCCF Executive...

Results of Clinical Trial PA.6 Announced in Chicago

Results of Clinical Trial PA.6 Announced in Chicago

Jun 9, 2019

Clinical trial results performed in Canada and France using mFOLFIRINOX have shown that patients...

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Pancreatic cancer has the highest mortality rate o

Pancreatic cancer has the highest mortality rate of all major cancers. This is largely because patients are usually diagnosed at stage IV when the disease has already spread. By recognizing the symptoms, listening to our bodies, and being our own self-advocate, we can see an increase in early detection and survival rates. Learn more about the signs of this disease on our website.

Throughout #PancreaticCancerAwarenessMonth, we're

Throughout #PancreaticCancerAwarenessMonth, we're featuring personal stories from our community members who share their reasons for joining us to demand more progress and better outcomes.

Despite a Stage 4 pancreatic cancer diagnosis, Dan Murphy is living with the disease. He credits genomic testing for life-extending treatment, allowing him to travel and have more time with his wife and two daughters. With your support, we can fund research to advance early detection and treatment options so that Dan's story does not remain a rarity. Give today and learn more through the link in our bio.

In honour of National Nurse Practitioner Week , we

In honour of National Nurse Practitioner Week , we want to extend our gratitude to the Nurse Practitioners that support our community throughout every stage of pancreatic cancer. From providing compassionate care in oncology and palliative settings to offering critical support in mental health and beyond, Nurse Practitioners are essential in helping patients feel seen, heard, and cared for when they need it most. #NPWeek2024 #NPWeek

Pancreatic cancer is an aggressive and often misun

Pancreatic cancer is an aggressive and often misunderstood disease. It is not unusual to have questions after receiving a diagnosis but accessing timely answers can be challenging. Our Ask An Expert service addresses the unique needs of the pancreatic cancer community by providing access to experts who understand this disease intimately and extensively - at zero cost.

Connect with our experts today by clicking the link in our bio.

A pancreatic cancer diagnosis is traumatic and bri

A pancreatic cancer diagnosis is traumatic and brings overwhelming emotional challenges for patients and their families. No one should have to go through it alone, which is why we're pleased to announce our upcoming Be Well Talks webinar with our partners at @wellspringcan. Join us on November 25 with speaker Sarah Illiatovitch-Goldman, as she leads a virtual session designed to help families cope with a terminal cancer diagnosis of a loved one. Learn more and register now by clicking the link in our bio.

Our 8th Annual Axe Pancreatic Cancer All-Star Draf

Our 8th Annual Axe Pancreatic Cancer All-Star Draft, presented by @eycanada_, returns on November 16! This competitive axe-throwing event gives teams the chance to pair up with celebrities and make a meaningful impact for Canadians affected by pancreatic cancer.

We're giving away a pair of tickets to this SOLD OUT event to one lucky winner!
To enter....
⚒️Like this post
⚒️ Follow @pancreaticcancercanada
⚒️Tag someone you'd bring to this event (one tag per comment, multiple comments allowed)
Giveaway ends Monday, November 11 at 4pm EST. One winner will be selected at random. Must be able to attend the event in Toronto. Learn more about this event on our website - link in bio.

Want to make a difference during #PancreaticCancer

Want to make a difference during #PancreaticCancerAwarenessMonth? There are many ways you can participate, share potentially life-saving knowledge, and connect with our passionate community to demand more for those affected by pancreatic cancer. Learn more on our website - link in bio.

A pancreatic cancer diagnosis should not be a deat

A pancreatic cancer diagnosis should not be a death sentence, and Dan Murphy refuses to let the disease stop him from living his life to the fullest. We are incredibly grateful to Dan and his wife Kathy for sharing their story with @healthing_ca, which highlights the importance of early detection, genetic testing, and maintaining quality of life. Read more on our website - link in bio.

Research shows that Gen-Xers and Millennials are f

Research shows that Gen-Xers and Millennials are facing a significantly higher risk of developing pancreatic cancer than previous generations. This trend is especially concerning as pancreatic cancer survival rates continue to linger at a mere 10%. Without reliable early detection methods, it's critical to know the signs and symptoms and advocate for your health should they arise. Learn more about the signs of pancreatic cancer on our website by clicking the link in our bio.

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