We bring more than hope

Through research breakthroughs, campaigning and expert support, we bring more. Because people with pancreatic cancer need more than hope.    

More breakthroughs. More noise. More than hope.

Through research, we work harder and smarter to find more life-saving breakthroughs. Through our campaigning, we make as much noise as possible to bring about change. Through expert support from dedicated nurses, we are here for people affected by pancreatic cancer.

 

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£2.2M

invested +£2.2M in research grants, and £1M in research support

+5,000

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+800,000

provided online information to +800,000 people

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  • Our impact so far on the early detection of pancreatic cancer

    Our impact so far on the early detection of pancreatic cancer

    Early detection saves lives. Currently, over 80% of people with pancreatic cancer are diagnosed too late to receive potentially life-saving treatment....

  • Unpicking the genetic basis of pancreatic cancer

    Unpicking the genetic basis of pancreatic cancer

    Although most cases of pancreatic cancer do not run in families, around 1 in 10 are thought to be inherited. We took a look at how understanding the g...

  • Audit reveals people with pancreatic cancer are waiting too long for treatment costing thousands their chance of survival

    Audit reveals people with pancreatic cancer are waiting too long for treatment costing thousands their chance of survival

    New data published in the second annual National Pancreatic Cancer Audit (NPaCA) has revealed that people with pancreatic cancer in England and Wales ...