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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer plays a critical role in getting research to patients, to transform outcomes. 💜 letswinpc.org #PancChat #PancSM #PancSky

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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 23h
A new era in pancreatic cancer treatment is coming. 💜 Physician-scientists at Johns Hopkins are advancing immunotherapy, vaccines, and RAS-targeted treatments, with one goal in sight: preventing pancreatic cancer in people at high risk. #PancreaticCancer #OncoSky
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 24/09/2026
Sabemos que enfrentar el cáncer de páncreas es aún más difícil sin información confiable en su idioma. Por eso ofrecemos recursos en español para pacientes y cuidadores, desde riesgos y síntomas hasta historias de sobrevivientes, buscadores de ensayos clínicos y de médicos. bit.ly/4bTO0tY
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 24/09/2026
Up to 95% of pancreatic cancer patients have a KRAS mutation, long thought undruggable. Dr. Eileen O'Reilly of Memorial Sloan Kettering explains what changed and what Rasonque™ (daraxonrasib) means for patients. 🎧 youtu.be/vu0CWLzsusU #PancChat #OncSky
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 01/09/2026
Nancy Bigelsen wasn't ready to lose her husband Stephen to pancreatic cancer. Stephen, a doctor, thought it was over — but Nancy got him learning about the disease instead. With family and friends by their side, they made it through treatment and a recurrence. 💜 #CanSky
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 31/08/2026
When Dr. Stephen Bigelsen was diagnosed with stage IV pancreatic cancer, he was ready to give up. His wife, Nancy, refused to accept that. She got him learning about treatment options, and he took it from there. Today, he's a 10-year survivor who's seen his son marry and met his first grandchild. 💜
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 25/08/2026
30–50% of pancreatic cancer patients have diabetes or prediabetes at diagnosis, and 40% more develop it during treatment. On the new PancChat, Dr. Afreen Shariff joins host Alisyn Camerota to talk about managing both — and why your care team needs to know your numbers. New episode is out now 🎧
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 21/08/2026
Hear 🎧 what you've been missing on the #PancChat Podcast with host Alisyn Camerota. PancChat is a collaboration between Let's Win and @pancan.bsky.social. apple.co/4c1aeLz
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 16/08/2026
Could a widened pancreatic duct be an early warning sign of pancreatic cancer? New research from Johns Hopkins suggests that in high-risk individuals, even mild pancreatic duct dilation, with no visible mass, shouldn’t be overlooked. bit.ly/4gpoxfj
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 14/08/2026
Could a sudden change in blood sugar be an early sign of pancreatic cancer? Dr. Suresh Chari explains the diabetes connection in this episode of PancChat. apple.co/4xBFlW9
A podcast advertisement on a purple background features the title "The Link Between Diabetes and Pancreatic Cancer" with a photo of a person identified as Dr. Suresh Chari. The image includes logos for "Panc Chat" and "Apple Podcasts," with the text "New episode" and "Listen on Apple Podcasts" accompanied by an Apple logo.
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 13/08/2026
Nearly 1 in 4 people with pancreatic cancer are also diagnosed with diabetes. Dr. Suresh Chari of @mdanderson.bsky.social joins Alisyn Camerota to explain the diabetes–pancreatic cancer connection, what symptoms to watch for, and the latest research on early detection. youtu.be/Xycs4HPo6cA
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 13/08/2026
Daraxonrasib is a game changer for metastatic pancreatic cancer — but it comes with side effects, including a skin rash. Dr. Ian Tattersall explains what to expect and how to prepare. 🔗 Link to read the full article: bit.ly/4fLHCXs
A person with glasses is smiling, wearing a purple sweater over a collared shirt, and a badge with "NYU Langone Health" appears. The text involves information on Daraxonrasib side effects, emphasizing the management of skin rash during treatment. Quotes from Ian W. Taggart, PhD, highlight teamwork in care. The webpage "Letswinpc.org/disease-management" is mentioned for more information. Logos for "Let’s Win! Pancreatic Cancer" and NYU Langone Health are present.
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 07/08/2026
Daraxonrasib is a game changer for metastatic pancreatic cancer — but it comes with side effects, including a skin rash. Dr. Ian Tattersall explains what to expect and how to prepare. 🔗 Link to read the full article: bit.ly/4fLHCXs
This image is an informational flyer about the side effects of Daraxonrasib, focusing on skin rash management. It includes tips on what to expect, such as nearly all patients developing a rash, with severe or moderate reactions possible. Management advice includes starting care early, using sun protection, and consulting healthcare providers for treatment. There's a vignette with a person and a quote about managing the side effects by Ian W. Tallman, with NYU Langone Health branding. The flyer references LetsWinPC.org for more information.
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 06/08/2026
We're at #ADCES2026 in Columbus, OH, August 7–10! Almost 1 in 4 people diagnosed with pancreatic cancer have diabetes. Learn more at letswinpc.org/diabetes and take our Diabetes and Pancreatic Cancer Risk Awareness Quiz.
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 04/08/2026
Nearly every patient on daraxonrasib develops a skin rash. Oncodermatologist Dr. Ian Tattersall explains why it happens, how it can affect patients, and how proactive care from day one keeps people on treatment. bit.ly/4fLHCXs
An individual is smiling in front of a white background. They are wearing glasses and a jacket with "NYU Langone Health" on it. The text discusses side effects of Daraxonrasib, particularly skin rashes, with advice on management. There is a "Let’s Win Pancreatic Cancer" logo and the name Ian W. Tattersall, M.D., Ph.D., Onco-Dermatology.An informational graphic titled "The Skin You're In" discusses the results of the RASolute 302 trial. It states that daraxorasib nearly doubled overall survival among patients with metastatic disease who had failed first-line treatment. Side effects leading to dose reductions were less common compared to chemotherapy, but almost all patients on daraxorasib develop a skin rash. The graphic includes the "Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer" logo.This image features a text discussing a rash related to pancreatic cancer treatments. It mentions that most rashes are mild, resembling acne, but some can be severe with red skin and sores. Dr. Ian Tattersall from NYU Langone is quoted, stating that severity varies with treatment. The rash can affect patients emotionally, leading to embarrassment. At the bottom right, 'Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer' is displayed.A flyer titled "How to Manage It" discusses proactive care for an unspecified condition, mentioning antibiotics, steroid creams, moisturizing, and sun protection. It emphasizes consulting with a care team for a management plan about side effects and contact points. The flyer includes the name "Tattersall" for top advice and features the Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer logo.
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 28/07/2026
One new KRAS-mutation drug is on the path to FDA approval—what's the status of the others? Dr. Allyson Ocean and Dr. Anna Berkenblit join host Alisyn Camerota on the latest PancChat to break it down. PancChat is a collab between Let's Win & @pancan.bsky.social Listen: youtu.be/cV6K0Pj7rc0
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 27/07/2026
Yariela Martínez tuvo la suerte de que tuvieron que extirparle la vesícula, porque fue entonces que los médicos encontraron el cáncer de páncreas en estadio I. bit.ly/4fu7lnk
Gráfico morado con el texto "Historias de supervivientes que inspiran. La historia de Yariela. Sobreviviente de cáncer de páncreas en estadio I, detectado por casualidad tras la extirpación de su vesícula — sin ningún síntoma de por medio." Fotografía de Yariela, mujer sonriente de cabello oscuro con camisa de mezclilla, junto al logo de Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer.Gráfico con el texto "¿Su Mensaje?" seguido de una cita de Yariela: "A quienes están enfrentando algo similar les recomiendo que se enfoquen en el tratamiento, mantengan una actitud positiva, nutran su lado espiritual e intenten ver las cosas desde otra perspectiva. El proceso no es fácil. Lo mejor es vivir un día a la vez y tener fe en que todo lo que pasa es por su bien. Además, recen por los médicos y los investigadores. Les debemos mucho." Con el llamado a la acción "Lee la historia completa de Yariela en letswinpc.org" y una fotografía de Yariela sonriente. Logo de Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer.Fotografía de Yariela, con cabello corto tras la quimioterapia, sonriendo junto a su esposo al aire libre entre árboles. Cita superpuesta en texto blanco: "Fue difícil, pero valió la pena para asegurarnos de que el cáncer no volvería. ¡Gracias a Dios lo superé!" —Yariela Martínez. Logo de Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer.Gráfico morado con el titular "El cáncer de Yariela" y el texto: "Le extirparon la vesícula. Un año después, una ecografía de seguimiento reveló una masa en su páncreas: cáncer en estadio I, sin ningún síntoma de por medio. Tenía 49 años. Comenzó su tratamiento en el Instituto Oncológico Nacional de Panamá, donde le realizaron una pancreatectomía distal, seguida de 12 ciclos de quimioterapia con FOLFIRINOX. Los efectos secundarios — náuseas, pérdida del cabello, fatiga extrema — fueron difíciles, pero valieron la pena." Logo de Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer.
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 22/07/2026
Summer often means more travel. Save this checklist before you pack. From carry-on meds to a written summary of your treatment plan, these are the essentials that help you travel with more confidence and less worry. bit.ly/3Ut8m5F
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 19/06/2026
Today, we honor Juneteenth and stand with our Black community. Black Americans are diagnosed with pancreatic cancer at higher rates than any other racial or ethnic group. Hope and action belong to everyone.
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 18/06/2026
The #1 question we're hearing from our pancreatic cancer community right now: How do I access #Daraxonrasib? Why is it taking so long? We hear you. The process is moving, but we know that for patients and families, waiting is incredibly hard. For the latest information, visit letswinpc.org
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 28/05/2026
Dr. Elliot Fishman @ctisus.bsky.social of Johns Hopkins Medicine joins PancChat host Alisyn Camerota to discuss how AI is being trained to detect pancreatic tumors earlier than a radiologist's eye can, and what the FELIX 2.0 project means for the future of early detection. youtu.be/spN2IpOuzzM
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 20/04/2026
Did you miss last week's episode of the #PancChat Podcast with @thevinodlab.bsky.social? Listen to the latest episode to learn more about pancreatic cancer vaccines. share.transistor.fm/s/39ffc988
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 13/04/2026
In 1943, FDR declared April National Cancer Control Month. 80+ years later, we're still fighting, and for pancreatic cancer patients, early detection remains one of the most powerful tools we have. 💜
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 05/04/2026
Sending love and hope to the Let's Win community this Easter. 💜
Purple background featuring pink and white decorated eggs, small sprigs of greenery, and two gift boxes wrapped with pink ribbons. Below, it reads: "Sending love and hope to the Let's Win community this Easter." The Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer logo is at the bottom.
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 25/03/2026
Eating during pancreatic cancer treatment is one of the hardest parts of the journey. 💜 Oncology dietitian Audrey Caspar-Clark covers appetite loss, treatment side effects, nutrition myths, and how caregivers can help without adding pressure. Listen: share.transistor.fm/s/84b7308e
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 10/03/2026
Alisyn Camerota sits down with Dr. Andrew Ko of UC San Francisco to explore vaccines, immunotherapy, RAS inhibitors, and AI-powered early detection tools. New episode of PancChat — a collaboration with @PanCAN — is out now. 🎙️ 🔗 share.transistor.fm/s/a665d1f1
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 11/02/2026
On #InternationalDayofWomenandGirlsinScience, we celebrate our co-founder, Dr. Allyson Ocean, and all women physician-scientists advancing pancreatic cancer research and care.
An individual with wavy, shoulder-length hair smiles at the camera. They are wearing a pink blazer over a floral blouse. The background is split diagonally with a purple and white design. Text on the image reads, "Allyson Ocean, M.D." and "Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer" in the bottom corner.
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 07/02/2026
This Black History Month, we're proud to stand with the Elvin Howard, Sr. Pancreatic Cancer Advocacy Foundation to raise awareness, improve access to care, and work toward better outcomes for Black Americans impacted by pancreatic cancer. 💜 #PancreaticCancer #BlackHistoryMonth
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 05/02/2026
Do you want to run the NYC Half Marathon in May? 🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️ Join Team Let's Win! Share your interest 👉 bit.ly/2026NYCHalfMarathon
Purple background on top that says Join Team Let's Win NYC Half Marathon. The bottom half are legs and feet of people running a marathon and a wide variety of clothing and colorful running shoes that has an overlay of the Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer logo.
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 30/01/2026
In episode 14 of PancChat, host @AlisynCamerota talks with Marty Hynes, a chemist and #PancreaticCancer survivor, about the real challenges patients face when joining clinical trials. Listen: share.transistor.fm/s/d0b1a03f #PancChat is a collaboration between @pancan.bsky.social and Let's Win.
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 08/01/2026
Clinical trials for pancreatic cancer are important to consider for patients at all stages of the disease. Trials provide access to cutting-edge treatments that are not yet widely available, offering hope and potentially better outcomes. bit.ly/4gIuCjX
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 25/12/2025
Wishing love and community to all this Christmas 🎄
A festive Christmas card featuring a decorated tree with the message "Merry Christmas" and "Warmest wishes from Let's Win!" at the bottom with the Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer logo.
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 15/12/2025
Hanukkah Sameach! Let's Win wishes you light and warmth during the Festival of Lights.
Happy Hanukkah greeting card from Let's Win featuring several blue and white candles on ornate menorahs, set against a backdrop of decorated gifts.
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 12/12/2025
Let's Win CEO Cindy Gavin with Dr. Allyson Ocean and Dr. David Tuveson (@cshlnews.bsky.social/ @lustgarten.org Chief Scientist) at the 2nd Annual NYC Pancreatic Cancer Consortium—bringing together top minds to tackle PC from every angle. Real collaboration = real progress.
Cindy Gavin, Dr. David Tuveson, and Dr. Allyson Ocean smiling at the 2nd Annual NYC Pancreatic Cancer Consortium.
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 27/11/2025
Wishing you a warm and peaceful Thanksgiving, from all of us at Let’s Win. 🤎
Happy Thanksgiving greeting from Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer, featuring a festive arrangement of orange and yellow flowers in a pumpkin vase with nuts scattered around, on a purple background.
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 20/11/2025
Today isn’t about symbols — it’s about people. It’s about action, answers, and making sure every person facing pancreatic cancer has real options when it matters most. No one should face pancreatic cancer alone — not today, not ever. Let’s Win. #WorldPancreaticCancerDay #LetsWinPancreaticCancer
Promotional image for World Pancreatic Cancer Day, featuring the "Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer" logo with the text "Together We Win" above a silhouette of a group of people standing on a hill, against a colorful misty background.
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 20/11/2025
Together, we’re rewriting the future of pancreatic cancer. Awareness → action → earlier detection → more survivors. #WPCD #HelloPancreas
Promotional poster titled "know the symptoms" for the "hello pancreas" campaign emphasizing early detection of pancreatic cancer. Features illustrations and labels for symptoms including loss of appetite, indigestion, unexplained weight loss, and mid-back pain. Date is marked as 20 Nov 2025.An educational poster titled 'Know the Symptoms' for World Pancreatic Cancer Day on 20 Nov 2025. It lists symptoms including changes in stool, new-onset diabetes, jaundice, and stomach pain, each illustrated with simple icons. The tagline 'hello pancreas, early detection matters' is included.
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 20/11/2025
If something feels “off,” don’t write it off. Advocate for yourself. Early detection depends on it. #WPCD #HelloPancreas
Promotional poster for 'Hello Pancreas' campaign on pancreatic cancer awareness, dated 20 Nov 2025. The poster lists symptoms such as loss of appetite, indigestion, unexplained weight loss, and mid-back pain, with corresponding illustrations. Background in purple with white and yellow text.Informational poster titled 'Hello Pancreas' for World Pancreatic Cancer Day on 20 November 2025. Highlights symptoms of pancreatic cancer including changes in stool, new-onset diabetes, jaundice, and stomach pain, represented with simple icons. Early detection matters. Background in shades of purple and pink.
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 20/11/2025
Diabetes can be both a symptom and a risk factor for pancreatic cancer. Let’s break that cycle with awareness. letswinpc.org/risks-and-symptoms #WPCD #HelloPancreas
Graphic image featuring two hands connecting puzzle pieces, one depicting a blood glucose meter reading 6.5, and the other displaying an X-ray image of a digestive system, including the pancreas. Below, the logo for "Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer" is visible.
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 20/11/2025
Age, smoking, diabetes, genetics… the risks of pancreatic cancer add up. The more you know, the faster you can act. #WPCD #HelloPancreas
Infographic titled "know the risks" related to pancreatic cancer, featuring risk factors such as advanced age, smoking, diabetes, genetic predisposition, and heavy alcohol use. Includes the logo "hello pancreas" and a reminder that early detection matters. Date marked as 20 NOV 2025.An informative poster titled "Know the risks" related to pancreatic cancer awareness. It includes risk factors like pancreatitis, family history of pancreatic cancer, a family history of other cancers, and poor diet and being overweight. The poster features simple graphics representing each risk factor and it mentions "World Pancreatic Cancer Day, 20 Nov 2025," with the slogan "Hello pancreas, early detection matters." The design uses purple and green colors.
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 20/11/2025
Your pancreas deserves a hello once in a while. 👋 Especially because early signs of cancer can be subtle. Know them: letswinpc.org/risks-and-symptoms #WPCD #HelloPancreas
Poster titled 'know the symptoms' from the Hello Pancreas campaign promoting early detection of pancreatic cancer, dated 20 Nov 2025. Illustrated symptoms include loss of appetite, indigestion, unexplained weight loss, and mid-back pain against a purple background.Infographic titled 'Know the Symptoms' promoting World Pancreatic Cancer Day on 20 November 2025. Lists symptoms like changes in stool, new-onset diabetes, jaundice, and stomach pain with corresponding icons. Includes slogan 'hello pancreas, early detection matters.'
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 20/11/2025
Pancreatic cancer cases are rising globally. The world needs to pay attention—and we’re here to make sure it does. #WPCD #HelloPancreas
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 20/11/2025
Early detection isn’t a luxury. It’s a lifeline. Learn the risks and symptoms: letswinpc.org/risks-and-symptoms #WPCD #HelloPancreas
Infographic titled "know the risks" related to pancreatic cancer, featuring risk factors such as advanced age, smoking, diabetes, genetic predisposition, and heavy alcohol use. Includes the logo "hello pancreas" and a reminder that early detection matters. Date marked as 20 NOV 2025.An informative poster titled "Know the risks" related to pancreatic cancer awareness. It includes risk factors like pancreatitis, family history of pancreatic cancer, a family history of other cancers, and poor diet and being overweight. The poster features simple graphics representing each risk factor and it mentions "World Pancreatic Cancer Day, 20 Nov 2025," with the slogan "Hello pancreas, early detection matters." The design uses purple and green colors.Poster titled 'know the symptoms' from the Hello Pancreas campaign promoting early detection of pancreatic cancer, dated 20 Nov 2025. Illustrated symptoms include loss of appetite, indigestion, unexplained weight loss, and mid-back pain against a purple background.Promotional poster titled 'Hello Pancreas' for World Pancreatic Cancer Day on 20 November 2025, highlighting early detection with a list of symptoms including changes in stool, new-onset diabetes, jaundice, and stomach pain, with corresponding icons.
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 20/11/2025
Pancreatic cancer is the 6th leading cause of cancer death worldwide—but most people don’t know it. Awareness saves lives. #WPCD #HelloPancreas
Promotional poster for World Pancreatic Cancer Day on 20 November 2025. The poster features a text 'hello pancreas' and mentions that pancreatic cancer is the 6th leading cause of cancer death worldwide. The World Pancreatic Cancer Coalition logo is displayed at the bottom.
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 19/11/2025
Pancreatic cancer affects people in every region of the world. Awareness is a global responsibility. Join us tomorrow on World Pancreatic Cancer Day to help elevate the global conversation about this deadly disease. #WPCD #HelloPancreas
Promotional graphic for World Pancreatic Cancer Day, highlighting that pancreatic cancer is the 6th leading cause of cancer death worldwide. Features the date '20 Nov 2025' and the logo of the World Pancreatic Cancer Coalition.
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 19/11/2025
More people around the world are being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Awareness is the first step toward earlier detection. #WPCD #HelloPancreas
Infographic showing an increase in global pancreatic cancer diagnoses with upward arrows over a world map, titled 'More people around the world are being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.' Includes the logo of 'hello pancreas' with the slogan 'early detection matters.' Dated 20 Nov 2025.
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 19/11/2025
Can't make it to our annual benefit on Thursday in NYC? Join the live stream at 7 pm ET! youtube.com/@letswinpc Want to support our mission? Visit benefit.letswinpc.org
Promotional graphic for Let's Win featuring the slogan 'Today's Tomorrow, Tomorrow's Promise' with a date of Thursday, November 20, 2025, set against a deep purple background.
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 14/11/2025
November 20th is more than a date—it's a promise to every patient and family navigating pancreatic cancer. Join us for our annual benefit and help us provide the guidance and hope they need. 💜 benefit.letswinpc.org
Promotional poster for Let's Win featuring the text "Today's Tomorrow's Promise" set against a purple background, dated Thursday, November 20, 2025.
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 14/11/2025
Conozca los síntomas del cáncer de páncreas y los factores de riesgo para esta enfermedad, como la relación con la diabetes, la importancia de los antecedentes familiares y el papel de la pancreatitis crónica en el cáncer de páncreas. #HolaPáncreas letswinpc.org/sintomas
Logo for World Pancreatic Cancer Day, featuring an abstract triangular design with purple and yellow stripes, and the text "hello pancreas, early detection is important, World Pancreatic Cancer Day, November 20, 2025" in Spanish.
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 13/11/2025
Our annual benefit is November 20th. Every dollar raised helps us guide patients with vital, medically vetted information for better outcomes. Join us in turning today's commitment into tomorrow's promise. 💜 Visit benefit.letswinpc.org to learn how to support our mission.
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Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer @letswinpc.org · 13/11/2025
Fatigue. Stomach pain. Weight loss. Jaundice. The symptoms of pancreatic cancer can seem ordinary — until they’re not. That’s why recognizing the signs is so important. Visit letswinpc.org/symptoms to learn more. #HelloPancreas #WPCD
Infographic titled 'know the symptoms' by Hello Pancreas for World Pancreatic Cancer Day, 20 Nov 2025. It lists symptoms like changes in stool, new-onset diabetes, jaundice or itchy eyes, and stomach pain, each with an associated icon.Poster from 'hello pancreas' campaign listing symptoms of pancreatic cancer: loss of appetite, indigestion, unexplained weight loss, and mid-back pain. Notable date, 20 Nov 2025, emphasized for awareness. Purple and yellow color scheme.
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