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on 18th March
Throughout 2020 and beyond, Pancreatic Cancer Action is excited to be collaborating with various groups to research the link between pancreatic cancer and diabetes. We will be funding and taking part in two research projects aiming to identify an opportunity…Read More
on 13th March
Read all about the impact and success of our most recent awareness campaign and have your say on what we do next with our supporter survey!Read More
on 11th February
Addressing the urgent need to take more action, the intended merger of PCS and PCA will enable considerable progress and impact towards making the 2020’s the decade of change for pancreatic cancer.Read More
on 28th January
What is an intended merger? Why are we hoping to merge? How can you take action with us?Read More
on 28th January
Have you ever wondered what a pancreas is? Why this penis shaped-like organ exists in our body and how it affects our daily life?Read More
on 23rd January
2020 marks the 10th anniversary since I founded Pancreatic Cancer Action and, in those humble days,10 years ago, working alone in the back bedroom of my home, I could only dream that PCA would become the organisation that it has…Read More
on 15th January
We are so grateful to our Patrons and Ambassadors and community volunteers for supporting this campaign! It is fantastic to see some new faces supporting Pancreatic Cancer Action too, helping us to really raise the profile of the disease. Dr…Read More
on 27th November
Today, on World Pancreatic Cancer Day, Pancreatic Cancer Action have launched a bold campaign; ‘This isn’t what you think it is! #PancreasNotPenis’ after a survey revealed that almost a quarter of the UK incorrectly identified the pancreas as a penis. We are launching the #PancreasNotPenis campaign at…Read More
on 18th November
Almost 10,000 people are diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in the UK every year, more than one person an hour. We believe in promoting the early diagnosis of the disease, so that more patients are diagnosed in time for potentially curative…Read More
on 31st October