northern Ireland

Our #PCAware survey in Northern Ireland has found that only 15% of people would go to A&E if they were experiencing a possible life threatening symptom of pancreatic cancer. The survey is part of our regional #PCAware campaign and has found…Read More

Nicolas Ramsey

on 2nd July

This year, our Pancreatic Cancer Aware (PCAware) campaign is running in the area of the UK where public awareness of pancreatic cancer is at its lowest: Northern Ireland. With awareness adverts on the sides of buses, on digital screens, in…Read More

Fiona Brown

on 3rd June

“I wish I had known the signs and symptoms” – Kerry Irvine from Omagh is campaigning to raise awareness of pancreatic cancer  Kerry Irvine knows all too well what a devastating effect pancreatic cancer can have on people’s lives and…Read More

Nicolas Ramsey

on 3rd June

This Saturday, 1st June, Pancreatic Cancer Action are launching the first ever pancreatic cancer awareness campaign targeting the public, GPs and pharmacy teams at the same time, in the same place. We hope that this pancreatic cancer awareness campaign will…Read More

Fiona Brown

on 30th May

On Saturday 18th June, the town of Ballynure in Northern Ireland held a Summer Festival in which a 'Duck Derby' took place to raise funds for Pancreatic Cancer Action and the Pancreatic Cancer Research Fund. 500 ducks were sold and all went…Read More

Fiona Brown

on 21st June