Pancreatic Cancer Basics
Find comprehensive explanations of different treatments, procedures, and questions to ask while facing major decisions and a very serious disease.
Learn MoreHow is pancreatic cancer treated? Learn important information about your disease, the treatments you may face, what types of clinical trials are available and how to join a trial, and research into early detection.
Find comprehensive explanations of different treatments, procedures, and questions to ask while facing major decisions and a very serious disease.
Learn MoreLearn more about the main different types of pancreatic cancer–adenocarcinoma and pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors.
Dr. Gobind Anand outlines the tests used to diagnose pancreatic cancer and what to expect if the disease is suspected.
Learn more about the different types of chemotherapy, surgery, and radiation used to treat pancreatic cancer.
Learn MoreDr. Allyson Ocean explains how patients can access investigational drugs under the FDA’s compassionate use program.
If your tumor is operable and in the tail you may qualify for a distal pancreatectomy. Learn more about this type of surgery.
Learn why it is so important to participate in clinical trials and how you or your doctor can go about finding a clinical trial.
Learn MoreLet’s Win and the National Alliance for Hispanic Health’s Nuestras Voces program cosponsored a webinar about treatments and clinical trials.
Dr. Anup Kasi provides in-depth information and answers questions about qualifying for pancreatic cancer clinical trials.
Learn about the latest research into early detection tests and screening protocols.
Learn MoreWho should be screened for pancreatic cancer? Dr. Allyson Ocean explains how genetic mutations and family history factor into screening.
Dr. Michael Goggins explains who should undergo regular pancreatic cancer screening and where programs can be found.
The fourth Let’s Learn webinar features a discussion between patients and doctors about the value of clinical trials.
Moderator Daniel G Garza leads Dr. Rachna Shroff and Dr. Fiyinfolu Balogun in a discussion of risk factors and symptoms of pancreatic cancer.