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

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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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Join us this November

Will you bring more than hope to people affected by pancreatic cancer this Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month?

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Our research

With your help, we find the breakthroughs that help detect earlier and treat better.

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You are not alone

Thousands of others are affected by pancreatic cancer right now. When hope is hard, their stories might help.

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Judy & Pete

Judy & Pete

Judy’s husband, Pete, found out he had pancreatic cancer after developing jaundice. Sadly, his cancer had spread and Pete passed away. Judy talks about their shock at his diagnosis and her wish to raise awareness.

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Nicola

Nicola

Nicola had a few weeks of bloating, followed by pale, oily stools and weight loss. After chemotherapy, Nicola was able to have surgery. Nicola shares her 'roller coaster' year from diagnosis through treatment on to recovery. 

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Andrew

Andrew

Andrew had an abnormal blood test during a routine health screen and later developed jaundice. Andrew shares his experience of diagnosis, treatment and recovery and his message of hope.

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Pippa

Pippa

Pippa was diagnosed with a pancreatic cyst in 2010. It was monitored for many years. When changes were spotted, Pippa had surgery and is now recovering well.

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Together, we bring meaningful change

With your help in 2024/2025:

We have invested

£2.6M

in research grants in 2024/25 and £1.3M in research support

We have provided

+3,800

people with direct support - up 6% from the previous year

We have seen

+958,000

people access our online information and support pages

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Help raise money to fund life-saving research, life-changing support and world-changing campaigning.

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