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Here you can find news items and blogs by Pancreatic Cancer UK staff and guest writers
Working in partnership with people affected by pancreatic cancer: A researcher’s perspective
Dr Dominic O’Connor tells us about his research in pancreatic cancer and how the project has benefitted from working in partnership with people with a lived experience of the disease through our Research Involvement Network (RIN).
Using my painful experience to change the future for others
After Claire's husband died of pancreatic cancer in 2018, she decided to use her painful but valuable experience to become a member of our Research Involvement Network.
Nicki’s Smile founder: ‘We need a simple test’
Dan Blake, shares the story of his wife, Nicki, who was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer too late to be saved.
Rachel pedals for pancreatic cancer in RideLondon lockdown challenge
Rachel blogs about her RideLondon 100 lockdown challenge in memory of her friend Nicki.
Our commitment to equality, inclusion and diversity: Black Lives Matter
A message from our CEO Diana Jupp
I’m taking on Challenge 24 at home this June in honour of my beautiful mum
Danielle tells us how pancreatic cancer has affected her family and how this led to her taking on Challenge 24 in memory of her mum.
Scotmid Co-operative partner with Pancreatic Cancer UK
Scotmid Co-operative partner with Pancreatic Cancer UK to invest in pancreatic cancer research in Scotland
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.