Posts by Callum Dallimore
Natalie & her dad Derek
In 1995, Natalie received some shocking news. Her dad, Derek had been for an urgent scan as his eyes were yellow – a sign of jaundice. The scan found incurable pancreatic cancer.
AI, social media and misinformation
AI, social media and misinformation Keeping safe when searching for health information.
Celebrating Lynne
We pay tribute to our dear friend, former trustee and Chair, Lynne Walker, who has sadly died.
New treatment option for pancreatic cancer in England
We are delighted that NHS England has announced that a new treatment combination will be available as a treatment for people with locally advanced pancreatic cancer.
Enter our prize draw with a chance to win £5,000
We're pleased to announce that we're running a Cash Prize Draw, launching 31st July 2026 and closing 11th September 2026.
Unlocking the potential of immunotherapy to treat pancreatic cancer
We take a look at how immunotherapy works, and explore the research that is taking place to investigate its potential as a new treatment for pancreatic cancer.
We’re demanding treatment breakthroughs. We’re demanding survival.
Today marks the launch of our Demand Survival Now petition, calling on governments across the UK to fund more research for treatment breakthroughs
Understanding KRAS Inhibitors: A new direction in pancreatic cancer treatment
A closer look at a promising group of treatments known as KRAS inhibitors these aim to treat cancers with a mutation in the KRAS gene.
Introducing The Big Picture
Help us build the biggest ever picture of pancreatic cancer care through our new pancreatic cancer registry.
Scottish and Welsh elections: What happens next?
The results of last week’s elections have reshaped politics across Scotland and Wales. In this blog, we look at what these changes mean for each nation and how they could impact people affected by pancreatic cancer.
An update on the PERT shortages
An update on our work to address the PERT shortages, including the progress we've made so far, the current supply situation, and what we still need to see to fully resolve the shortages.
The Rare Cancers Act 2026 – the Bill has officially become law!
We are absolutely delighted that on Thursday 5th March, the Rare Cancers Bill passed its final stage in Parliament, receiving Royal Assent and becoming the Rare Cancers Act 2026.