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Why Is Pancreatic Cancer So Under-Diagnosed?
Below we cover some common reasons why pancreatic cancer may be hard to diagnose.
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World Pancreatic Cancer Day 2023: Watch Out For These 10 Early Signs
World Pancreatic Cancer Day 2023: Consult with a medical professional for proper evaluation and diagnosis if you have any concerns.
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AI Predicts Cancer In People Three Years Before Diagnosis: Report
An artificial intelligence tool has successfully identified people at the highest risk for pancreatic cancer up to three years before diagnosis using solely the patients' medical records.
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Rare Whipple Surgery In Pancreas Saves Pregnant Woman's Life
A six-month pregnant pancreatic cancer patient from Afghanistan was treated successfully in India.
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Tongue Bacteria Can Identify Patients With Early-Stage Pancreatic Cancer!
This is the first evidence that suggests changes to the bacteria in the tongue could be an early indicator of pancreatic cancer.
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Type 2 Diabetes Linked To Increased Risk Of Pancreatic Cancer: 5 Diet Tips To Manage Diabetes
A study, published by Oxford University Press has said that a late onset of diabetes may increase the risk of pancreatic cancer in patients. Here are some diet tips to regulate diabetes effectively.
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High-Dose Radiotherapy May Increase Lifespan of Pancreatic Cancer Patients
According to a new study done, patients with early stage pancreatic cancer have more chances to live longer if they receive radiotherapy at a high enough dose.
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Magnesium Intake May Help Prevent Pancreatic Cancer: Study
Taking magnesium supplements could help prevent pancreatic cancer, suggests a new study which found that every 100-milligrammes-per-day decrease in magnesium intake was linked to a 24 per cent increase in the occurrence of the deadly disease.
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New Test to Quickly Spot Pancreatic Cancer: Study
By collecting samples from the portal vein -- which carries blood from the gastrointestinal tract, including from the pancreas, to the liver -- physicians can learn far more about a patients pancreatic cancer than by relying on peripheral blood from a more easily accessed vein in the arm, says a study.
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Why Is Pancreatic Cancer So Under-Diagnosed?
Below we cover some common reasons why pancreatic cancer may be hard to diagnose.
-
World Pancreatic Cancer Day 2023: Watch Out For These 10 Early Signs
World Pancreatic Cancer Day 2023: Consult with a medical professional for proper evaluation and diagnosis if you have any concerns.
-
AI Predicts Cancer In People Three Years Before Diagnosis: Report
An artificial intelligence tool has successfully identified people at the highest risk for pancreatic cancer up to three years before diagnosis using solely the patients' medical records.
-
Rare Whipple Surgery In Pancreas Saves Pregnant Woman's Life
A six-month pregnant pancreatic cancer patient from Afghanistan was treated successfully in India.
-
Tongue Bacteria Can Identify Patients With Early-Stage Pancreatic Cancer!
This is the first evidence that suggests changes to the bacteria in the tongue could be an early indicator of pancreatic cancer.
-
Type 2 Diabetes Linked To Increased Risk Of Pancreatic Cancer: 5 Diet Tips To Manage Diabetes
A study, published by Oxford University Press has said that a late onset of diabetes may increase the risk of pancreatic cancer in patients. Here are some diet tips to regulate diabetes effectively.
-
High-Dose Radiotherapy May Increase Lifespan of Pancreatic Cancer Patients
According to a new study done, patients with early stage pancreatic cancer have more chances to live longer if they receive radiotherapy at a high enough dose.
-
Magnesium Intake May Help Prevent Pancreatic Cancer: Study
Taking magnesium supplements could help prevent pancreatic cancer, suggests a new study which found that every 100-milligrammes-per-day decrease in magnesium intake was linked to a 24 per cent increase in the occurrence of the deadly disease.
-
New Test to Quickly Spot Pancreatic Cancer: Study
By collecting samples from the portal vein -- which carries blood from the gastrointestinal tract, including from the pancreas, to the liver -- physicians can learn far more about a patients pancreatic cancer than by relying on peripheral blood from a more easily accessed vein in the arm, says a study.
