Pancreatic Cancer

About Pancreatic cancer

Pancreatic cancer is responsible for the second highest number of deaths due to digestive cancers. It has the lowest rate of survival amongst all cancers across Europe, yet knowledge of the disease is alarmingly low. Symptoms can often be hard to identify, making it difficult to diagnose early and in time for surgery.

Together with Digestive Cancers Europe and Pancreatic Cancer Europe, we have issued joint policy solutions for lifting the neglected burden associated with gastric and pancreatic cancer.

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Pancreatic cancer infographics

Useful resources
Patient Organisations

Useful resources

Digestive Cancers Europe (DiCE): Pancreatic Cancer White Paper (2022)

A white paper from the perspectives of patients with pancreatic cancer calling for urgent action in 10 key areas.

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Digestive Cancers Europe (DiCE): The Costs of Pancreatic Cancer (2021)

This factsheet provides a broad picture of the economic burden of pancreatic cancer and is based on the Swedish Institute for Health Economics’ (IHE) study on the Costs of Cancers of the Digestive System.

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Bringing pancreatic cancer to the 21st century

Review-article in the UEG Journal on how to prevent, detect, and treat the disease earlier and better.

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Patient Organisations

Global Patient Organisations

World Pancreatic Cancer Coalition

Through global collaboration we raise awareness of pancreatic cancer, and by coming together we strengthen the efforts of all our member organisations.

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Digestive Cancers Europe

Digestive Cancers Europe (DiCE) is the European umbrella organisation of a large group of national Members representing patients with digestive cancer. Their mission is to contribute to early diagnosis and decreased mortality from digestive cancers and to increase overall survival and quality of life.

European Patient and Stakeholder Organisations

Pancreatic Cancer Europe

Pancreatic Cancer Europe is a European multi-stakeholder platform which aims at bringing together experts from all over Europe including academics, physicians, politicians, patient groups, journalists and industry with a common interest and willingness to improve care for patients with pancreatic cancer.