Join us at Glasgow Royal Infirmary to raise awareness of pancreatic cancer
Due to its subtle and easily overlooked symptoms, pancreatic cancer is often diagnosed at an advanced stage.
Due to its subtle and easily overlooked symptoms, pancreatic cancer is often diagnosed at an advanced stage.
This summer, we hope you can join us and get into the spirit of the game while fundraising for Pancreatic Cancer Action! 🌞⚽🎾
We’ve got lots of fun activities planned at Pancreatic Cancer Action to mark Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month…
One of our Trustees Lou Nylander, shares her dad Harry's story and why she is taking part in Striding for Survival 2023.
Shocking new data released this week has revealed that 1366 cancer patients in the UK are still waiting for treatment to start 104 days after they were referred with urgent suspected cancer and have since had a cancer diagnosis confirmed.
We know that pancreatic cancer can affect anyone, but not everyone is affected equally. When you get your diagnosis, your chances of survival are heavily affected by where you live, your access to healthcare, and deprivation.
In February, Secretary of State for Health & Social Care Sajid Javid announced the Government’s intention to ‘declare a war on cancer’ and asked for health leaders, charities, and the public to share their views in a call for evidence…
This Cycle to Work Day, we caught up with PCA supporter Ted Gomm who is currently undertaking a staggering year-long 4,500-mile biking challenge.
Leave a dedication to a special dad, stepdad, or grandad, this Father's Day, and help to support people affected by pancreatic cancer.