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Here you can find news items and blogs by Pancreatic Cancer UK staff and guest writers
Making the most of your relationships
Lesley Howells, Lead Psychologist and Consultant Clinical Psychologist at Maggie’s, provides some useful tips for managing relationships when you or a loved one has pancreatic cancer.
Our community’s response to our biggest challenge
Pancreatic cancer hasn’t stopped because of the pandemic, but neither have we.
Feeling stressed and overwhelmed?
Today we have a guest blog Lesley Howells, who is a Lead Psychologist and Consultant Clinical Psychologist at Maggie’s. She discusses how to manage our emotions when we are feeling overwhelmed.
Don’t suffer pancreatic cancer symptoms in silence
Our specialist nurses blog about how to get help with common symptoms of pancreatic cancer during coronavirus, such as fatigue, diet and anxiety.
A statement from our Chair of Trustees, Lynne
We’ll get through this, together.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) statement for supporters of Pancreatic Cancer UK
We are adapting to unprecedented circumstances but we won’t be deterred from our mission. We won’t stop until we have transformed the future for everyone affected by pancreatic cancer.
Knowledge is power, so research findings must be open for all to access
Already hampered by decades of underfunding, the last thing pancreatic cancer researchers need is another barrier to overcome – a paywall.
It’s time to shine a spotlight on pancreatic cancer – and we’re making it happen
If you are reading this you are probably all too aware of the shocking statistics around pancreatic cancer survival – 1 in 4 people die within a month of diagnosis; 3 in 4 within a year.
Meet Professor Eithne Costello
Professor Eithne Costello is an important and established member of the pancreatic cancer research community. She gives us an insight into what life as a researcher is like and provides advice and encouragement to ambitious women who are thinking about starting a career in science.
Graham Sturge achieves 6 World Marathon Majors in one year
Pancreatic Cancer UK supporter Graham Sturge blogs about his running journey, losing his dad to pancreatic cancer in 2017 and how this led to him becoming the 5th person in the UK to complete all 6 of the World Marathon Majors in one year.
Penny’s story
"I'm passionate about sharing my story now that I’ve reached the ‘golden one per cent'"
Taking purple to another level
Chris shares her story of hope after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2015.