Summer Safety for Pancreatic Cancer Patients
In the heat of the summer, pancreatic cancer patients face special challenges so they don’t overheat, burn, or exhaust themselves.
In the heat of the summer, pancreatic cancer patients face special challenges so they don’t overheat, burn, or exhaust themselves.
Three pancreatic cancer foundations from around the world provide different types of advocacy for patients and caregivers.
Dr. William Breitbart provides tips for your mental health during pancreatic cancer treatment, and an explanation of who can provide help.
Pancreatic Cancer UK’s Peter De Rosa explains how patient-reported outcome measures can help direct treatment and supportive care.
To raise awareness of the support available for pancreatic cancer patients and caregivers, Let’s Win profiles the advocacy groups the Griffith Family Foundation, Rolfe Foundation, and Scott Eli Jackson Foundation.
If you have been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer you are likely entitled to certain benefits under law. Read more to learn the details.
David Dessert, Miggie Olsson, and John Moisan share what they learned about how to talk to family and friends about pancreatic cancer.
Social worker Lauren Shaffer provides information about how and where caregivers for pancreatic cancer patients can get support and help for themselves during treatment for their loved one.
Anne Ireland outlines the important things a cancer patient should keep in an emergency preparedness kit in case of natural disaster or pandemic.
Oncology nurse Heather Hannon helps you sort out what’s best to bring to treatment so you have your chemotherapy in comfort, and pass the time peacefully.