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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.

World Pancreatic Cancer Coalition meetings in Montreal

Jun 9, 2019

The Executive Director of Pancreatic Cancer Canada, Michelle Capobianco and Dr. George Zogopoulos...

The mystery of pancreatic cancer and its treatment prevails

Jun 9, 2019

It might be the deadliest form of cancer, however, a link between BRCA mutations and particular...

Michelle Capobianco Sheds Light on Ask A Doctor Service

Jun 9, 2019

PCC's Executive Director, Michelle Capobianco sheds more light on Ask A Doctor, an online Q & A...

Laurie Ellies Talks About Pancreatic Cancer Research

Jun 9, 2019

To celebrate World Pancreatic Cancer Day, Laurie Ellies talks about the arduous battle and...

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The holiday season is a hectic time of year, but y

The holiday season is a hectic time of year, but your health should still come first. The early signs of pancreatic cancer can be vague, which means they are often brushed off or assumed to be something else entirely. Unfortunately, late diagnosis is one of the main reasons survival rates are so low.

If you're experiencing one or more symptoms, see your doctor right away and mention pancreatic cancer. Visit our website to learn more about the warning signs on our website.

As the holiday season approaches, we hope you find

As the holiday season approaches, we hope you find moments of peace, warmth, and connection with those who matter most to you. This time of year can bring both joy and challenges, but know that you are surrounded by a community that cares deeply and stands by your side. Should you need support or resources, we are here for you.

Happy holidays from all of us at PCC. May the spirit of togetherness carry you through this holiday season and into the new year ahead.

While the holidays can be filled with many happy m

While the holidays can be filled with many happy memories, we know it can also be a difficult time for those affected by pancreatic cancer. No matter what this time of year brings, we are here for you.

We are proud to offer specialized support services that include Peer Support, Monthly Support Groups and Short-Term Counselling - all specifically tailored for those experiencing the unique impact of pancreatic cancer. Learn more and connect with us at zero cost, from anywhere in Canada - link in bio.

Sometimes a question just can't wait until the nex

Sometimes a question just can't wait until the next appointment with your doctor. We recognize the need to make informed decisions when it comes to treating pancreatic cancer, which is why we created our free Ask An Expert service. Our medical specialists are happy to provide you with helpful information and resources. Connect with our experts and learn more about this free service on our website - link in bio.

Community fundraisers have a powerful impact, brin

Community fundraisers have a powerful impact, bringing people together to support Canadians affected by pancreatic cancer. This year, the Parnell family’s Holiday Vendor and Craft Sale raised an incredible $9,000 (and counting!), adding to the over $50,000 they’ve raised since 2014 in memory of Elaine Parnell.

From coast to coast, volunteers are organizing events of all sizes to drive change. Thinking of hosting your own fundraiser? We’re here to help you every step of the way. Learn more on our website - link in bio.

"The real issue isn’t whether it’s possible to

"The real issue isn’t whether it’s possible to improve outcomes – it’s that we haven’t yet prioritised pancreatic cancer enough to make it happen."

Our CEO, @mcapobianco recently spoke to the @uicc_official about the importance of early detection and how it can lead us out of the global pancreatic cancer crisis we're currently facing. Read more through the link in our bio.

Early detection of pancreatic cancer can mean the

Early detection of pancreatic cancer can mean the difference between life and death, but diagnosing it in its early, more treatable stages remains a significant challenge. That’s why we are proud to invest in Dr. Eugene Koay’s innovative research project to address this challenge by using AI to combine diagnostic imaging and blood-based biomarkers.

In our latest blog post, Dr. Koay shares what makes the study unique and its potential for identifying new methods for diagnosing pancreatic cancer at earlier stages. Read more on our blog - link in bio,

You can make a big impact on the world's toughest

You can make a big impact on the world's toughest cancer with a simple action this holiday season: by creating a Facebook or Instagram fundraiser. Every dollar raised helps us to drive awareness for pancreatic cancer, fund innovative research, and offer specialized services for patients and caregivers affected by this disease. Learn more on our website.

Don't let the busy holiday season distract you fro

Don't let the busy holiday season distract you from taking charge of your health. See your doctor immediately and reference pancreatic cancer if you're experiencing symptoms. Learn more about what warning signs to look out for on our website.

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