PanCAN Patient Services Case Manager Trishana Horton shares information about stool and tips to have a conversation with your ...

Kansas City Mission Committee volunteer April Schoenberg spoke with Community Engagement Senior Specialist Paula Mukherjee ...

With the federal government finally reopened, lawmakers are back to work negotiating their annual spending bills. Now that they’ve returned, our work as advocates continues – and it’s important we ...

Pancreatic cancer remains one of the most challenging cancers to prevent, diagnose or treat. Its risk factors and symptoms are unfamiliar to most. And with no standard test to find pancreatic cancer ...

PanCAN Chief Scientific and Medical Officer Anna Berkenblit discusses how PanCAN supports all patients diagnosed with ...

In 1999, when the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network (PanCAN) was founded, there were only a handful of scientists focused on pancreatic cancer, and research funding opportunities were scarce. Today, ...

Since 2003, we have awarded 240 grants to 220 scientists at 78 institutions and our total projected research investment is approximately $208 million, including our competitive Research Grants Program ...

To pay tribute to someone affected by pancreatic cancer, you can designate your gift in honor of or in memory of that person when you make your donation online, by mail or by telephone. With your ...

Pancreatic cancer is often called a “silent” disease because symptoms are rarely noticeable in its early stages. When symptoms do appear, they can be subtle or easily mistaken for other health issues.

No organization supports pancreatic cancer patients like we do. Through our Patient Services, we provide more resources and speak with more pancreatic cancer patients and caregivers than any other ...

The Pancreatic Cancer Action Network Fellowship, funded by the Francois Wallace Monahan Fund, is designed to help advance developing pancreatic cancer research. This Fellowship is available to a ...

Poor appetite is a common nutritional challenge for patients with pancreatic cancer. Sometimes surgery, prescription drugs or the cancer itself can change the way food tastes or cause the patient’s ...