Pancreatic Cancer Research Fund

Pancreatic Cancer Research Fund is the only national charity exclusively funding research into pancreatic cancer throughout the UK.

This website tells you about why the charity was created and what its objectives are. It also gives information on how you can support the charity’s work.

Forty years ago few children survived childhood leukaemia
Now the survival rate is 80%

Forty years ago only 46% of women diagnosed with breast cancer survived five years or more
Now that figure is also 80%

Forty years ago 3% of people diagnosed with pancreatic cancer survived five years or more
That figure is still 3%

Help us to change this statistic and offer victims of pancreatic cancer hope and a chance of life itself:

Make a donation online now or find out more about donating.
Organise a fundraising event.
Sponsor one of our supporters.
Help raise awareness with a PCRF T-shirt or pin badge



The PCRF T-Shirt Available in red (men's) or black (women's) PCRF Pin Badges on white or gold background Trolley/Sports Locker Token Keyrings	Brighton Marathon 18th April 2010 Standard places in the run have all sold out, but you can be part of this exciting inaugural event with one of our guaranteed charity places. more ...	Research News Hear about PCRF-funded research New clues about why pancreatic cancer chemo drugs fail Decoding blueprint for pancreatic cancer Pancreatic Cancer Stem Cells Identified A gene for familial pancreatic cancer found

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