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Voices of Pancreatic Cancer

Voices of pancreatic cancer

Nearly 8,000 people each year are diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in the UK.

In the past, the attention given to this disease has been minimal.

Now, there are more voices – the voices of patients, the bereaved and researchers – talking about pancreatic cancer and the research needed to defeat it. See videos

Sally Magnusson