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Pancreatic cancer researcher Dr. Kentaro Sudo and his colleagues

Representing Genetic and Clinical Diversity in Pancreatic Cancer

Dr. Kentaro Sudo explores the possible causes for different responses to drugs among ethnic groups, pointing to the need for clinical diversity in trials.

Rick and Shelley Baker in bicycle-riding outfits standing in front of their bicycles against a lake and mountains

Molecular Profiling Leads to Non-Standard Pancreatic Cancer Treatments

With stage IV pancreatic cancer, Rick Baker realized he needed to try many different treatments, including clinical trials.

long-term pancretic cancer survivor Chris Parrish (right) and her mother (left)

Be Your Own Best Advocate

After being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, long-term survivor Chris Parrish found she had to be her own advocate to get a chance at survival.

Pancreatic cancer researcher Alexandra Newton standing outdoors in front of small trees and a fence

Two Enzymes May Predict Pancreatic Cancer Severity and Development

Dr. Alexandra Newton and her lab have found that two particular enzymes may play a role how severe pancreatic cancer is in some patients.

Journal of Clinical Pathways Podcast 10: Advances in Pancreatic Cancer With Anirban Maitra

Let's Win Scientific Advisory Board member Anirban Maitra discusses pancreatic cancer advances in a podcast sponsored by the Journal of Clinical Pathways.

a hand holding a petri dish in a lab, in black and white

Immunotherapy for Advanced Pancreatic Cancer and Other Solid Tumors

Researchers are testing the use of tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes, a type of immunotherapy, against advanced pancreatic cancer.

Key Protein A Possible New Target in the Treatment of Pancreatic Cancer Pancreatic Cancer Collective Supports Important Study Published in Nature

Research supported by the Pancreatic Cancer Collective has found that a key protein may be a new target for developing a new pancreatic cancer treatment.

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