What is coronavirus (COVID-19)?
Find out more about coronavirus, what to do if you have symptoms, including getting tested, and where you can find more information.
We are here to support you with any questions about coronavirus and pancreatic cancer. The information on these pages explains what coronavirus might mean for you if you or someone close to you has pancreatic cancer. There is also information about dealing with the impact of coronavirus, blogs from our specialist nurses, and people’s experiences of dealing with pancreatic cancer and coronavirus.
If you have any questions about coronavirus and pancreatic cancer, you can speak to our specialist nurses on our free Support Line.
Find out more about coronavirus, what to do if you have symptoms, including getting tested, and where you can find more information.
We explain what coronavirus means for you if you have pancreatic cancer.
Find out about the vaccine and what this means for people with pancreatic cancer.
We explain what coronavirus means for you if you are having treatment for pancreatic cancer, such as chemotherapy or surgery.
If you have symptoms of pancreatic cancer, it’s really important that you contact your GP.
This information is for families to help them support someone with pancreatic cancer.
People affected by pancreatic cancer share their experience of coping during coronavirus. Read stories from people having treatment and from people in recovery.
If you have any questions or worries about coronavirus and how this may affect you and your treatment, you can speak to our specialist nurses on our free Support Line.
Our online support sessions are hosted by our specialist nurses, and cover a range of topics to help you live as well as you can with pancreatic cancer. You will have the chance to connect with others with pancreatic cancer and share your experiences.
The forum is a supportive online space where everyone affected by pancreatic cancer can be there for each other at any time. You can ask questions and share experiences with people who understand what you are going through.
We are part of the One Cancer Voice group of cancer charities that are working together to provide information about coronavirus and cancer.