Pancreatic Cancer News
Knowing the silent symptoms of pancreatic cancer could save your life
After former England manager, Sven Goron-Eriksson issued a public farewell, we urge everyone to be vigilant about the early symptoms of the disease, which is often overlooked until it is too late.
on 22nd August 2024
Supporters and Fundraisers news
Ten years on. Amplifying our voices for early pancreatic cancer diagnosis once more.
September 6th, 2024, marks a significant milestone - the tenth anniversary of the first parliamentary debate on pancreatic cancer.
on 15th August 2024
Bereaved Story
“He was devastated that he wouldn’t be here to see his grandchildren grow up. That was the first thing he said out loud when the doctor told him about his prognosis. I will never forget the look on his face”.
Lou Northway’s Dad was diagnosed in A&E too late for life-saving surgery. Lou is now determined to raise awareness of pancreatic cancer and fundraise to help create a future where as many people as possible survive this terrible disease.
on 8th August 2024
1+ Year Survivor
“My Dad is a pancreatic cancer survivor. We are so lucky to have him with us and I don’t want to take that for granted. I want to help change things so that other families are in the same position as us and their loved ones survive.”
Lucinda Slater shares her experience of supporting her dad, David Slater, after he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2022 and how she has been inspired to challenge herself and raise money for Pancreatic Cancer Action.
on 26th July 2024
Bereaved Story
“Pancreatic cancer is such a horrible disease as your life is turned upside down in a matter of days. Retirement isn’t what I thought it was going to be as Chris isn’t here with me.”
Carol Weston’s husband Chris died of pancreatic cancer in January 2024, only two weeks after being diagnosed. Carol reflects on the impact the loss has had on their whole family.
on 18th July 2024
Pancreatic Cancer News
Glasgow Awareness Week 2024
We’re excited to announce the first of many new Awareness Week events that will be happening across the UK. From Monday 19th to Sunday 25th August we'll be launching in Glasgow's East End.
on 11th July 2024
Charity news
What does the election outcome mean for pancreatic cancer?
On 4th July, people across the UK went to the polls to elect a new government. On the same day, 26 people died of pancreatic cancer in the UK. Regardless of which political party has been in power over the…
on 11th July 2024
Pancreatic Cancer News
Critical Advice on PERT Shortages
There is a currently a global shortage of vital medication for pancreatic cancer patients and survivors. Failing to have a consistent supply of this medication can have serious consequences on the quality of life of those patients.
on 5th July 2024
Bereaved Story
“I kissed his hand and watched as he slipped away. It was peaceful, but the pain of that moment will never leave me.”
Precious Banks lost her husband Stuart to pancreatic cancer just 20 days after his diagnosis in 2022. This is Precious’ story of how she watched her husband waste away, and how he was misdiagnosed until it was too late.
on 4th July 2024