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mhs homes to support Pancreatic Cancer UK in 2016
Wed 06 January 2016mhs homes, the UK’s largest independent provider of social housing in Kent, has announced its new staff-chosen charity of 2016 is Pancreatic Cancer UK.Read More about 'mhs homes to support Pancreatic Cancer UK in 2016' -
Does dark chocolate protect against pancreatic cancer?
Tue 05 January 2016We respond to recent claims that pancreatic cancer could be prevented by eating more dark chocolate.Read More about 'Does dark chocolate protect against pancreatic cancer?' -
Big Lottery Fund to help us offer support to patients in Leeds and Cambridge
Tue 08 December 2015We're delighted to announce a new grant from the Big Lottery Fund, under its Awards for All England programme, which will allow us to offer face to face support for patients in Leeds and Cambridge in 2016.Read More about 'Big Lottery Fund to help us offer support to patients in Leeds and Cambridge' -
Certificate of Best Practice award to acknowledge the quality of our research programme
Fri 04 December 2015We're delighted to hear that we have once again been awarded an AMRC (Association of Medical Research Charities) Best Practice certificate in the most recent Peer Review Audit 2015.Read More about 'Certificate of Best Practice award to acknowledge the quality of our research programme' -
New treatment for pancreatic cancer using oxygen bubbles under development
Wed 18 November 2015Scientists at Ulster University are currently working on an exciting new strategy for the fight against pancreatic cancer. The team has made a major breakthrough in the early stages of developing a potential new, minimally invasive treatment, activated by harmless sound waves, also known as ultrasound.Read More about 'New treatment for pancreatic cancer using oxygen bubbles under development'