Charity Score Shirt Sponsorship for Second Season
For the second season running, those who see Partick Thistle Football Club play will see our logo on the goalkeeper tops! Read More
Matt Bell
on 7th September 2022
Scotland
New ban on Smoking Outside Hospital Buildings in Scotland
Read about the new ban on smoking outside hospital buildings in Scotland. Read More
Megan MacDonald
on 18th August 2022
“It was only when she was jaundiced and basically bright yellow did they do a scan”
Kirsten reflects on her mum, Elizabeth, and her experiences with pancreatic cancer. Read More
Kirsten Watt
on 1st July 2022
Reflecting on the Glasgow Kiltwalk 2022
After resting up, letting her blisters go down and feet recover, our Health Information Executive, Heather, reflects on her participation in this year's Glasgow Kiltwalk! Read More
Heather Archbold
on 16th May 2022
“The speed at which the disease took hold in this period, and the week before it, was absolutely shocking”
Lorraine McDonald tells us the story of her dad, Gordon. Read More
Lorraine McDonald
on 13th May 2022
“We feel robbed of the years that we have missed with her”
Anne-Marie Higgins shares the story of her mum, ex-nurse Mary, and her experiences. Read More
Anne-Marie Higgins
on 1st May 2022
“My whole life, I can never remember my dad being ill”
Marianne Dyball shares the story of her father, Arthur, who had very rarely been ill before his diagnosis. Read More
Marianne Dyball
on 22nd April 2022
IBS Awareness Month: “Not hearing him is the hardest part for me.”
For IBS Awareness Month, we look at the story of Jim Davies from his daughter, Sandra. Read More
Sandra Mahon
on 18th April 2022
Bloomin’ Marvellous- Daisies Raise Thousands for Charity
This June marks five years since Sheila Fleet first became a patron for Pancreatic Cancer Action (then Pancreatic Cancer Scotland). Read More
Matt Bell
on 31st March 2022
Pancreatic Cancer Action: A driving force in Scotland’s Cancer Recovery Plan
There are two ways to improve pancreatic cancer care; research driven evolution of new treatments which may take 10-20 years, or improving today’s delivery of existing treatments. Read More
Ross Carter
on 30th March 2022
