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picture of dan and his wife kathy and their two daughters - family posing for a photo on the beach.
what it feels like: facing pancreatic cancer with hope for a better future in early detection and precision medicine
connor has approached his pancreatic cancer treatment with one goal in his mind – to be there for our boys. as a result, we have lived by a determined philosophy – no stone unturned.
no stone unturned – connor’s pancreatic cancer journey 
connor, jennifer and their two sons.
by the numbers… connor’s pancreatic cancer journey
connor and jen at a toronto blue jays game.
where our story begins … introducing connor and jen 
a cancer diagnosis can bring overwhelming emotions, stress, and uncertainty. for jenny, the loss of independence was incredibly difficult.
lessons learned during the journey from oncology nurse to pancreatic cancer patient
arax wanted to honour her mother’s legacy and spirit. “you hear people say it takes a village to support a family. well, it takes a village to support someone with cancer too,”
daughter honours mother’s tenacious spirit by volunteering to help others
pcc stands alongside the mcbride family, and all firefighters across canada, as we advocate for the health and wellbeing of first responders.
catherine mcbride shares her husband’s cancer battle and the increased risk faced by firefighters
the research team expects to be well-situated to translate these integrated biomarkers into prospective, multi-institutional clinical trials across the united states and canada by the completion of this study.
pancreatic cancer north america and pancreatic cancer canada announce funding for innovative early detection research project at md anderson 
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the progress witnessed in breast cancer survival rates, from the struggles of the past to the triumphs of today, serves as an indomitable reminder that a united collective can achieve lasting change.
no reason for celebration on national cancer survivors day
palliative care week is an opportunity to recognize the significance of providing empathetic care to individuals and their families facing life-limiting illnesses.
empowering patients to live fully: the role of palliative care
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