PCNAorg

On , join fellow patients, families, donors, and advocates around one shared goal: making pancreatic cancer a survivable disease. Together, we will honor the lives forever changed by pancreatic cancer, hear about the opportunity for breakthroughs, and rally behind a movement demanding .

RSVP to our virtual gathering Thursday, November 20th at 1pm EST on Zoom: https://give.pancreaticcancercanada.ca/event/pcam/wpcd2025?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=pcam2025&utm_content=wpcd

The early signs of pancreatic cancer can be vague, which means they are often brushed off or assumed to be something else entirely. Unfortunately, late diagnosis is one of the main reasons survival rates are so low.

If you're experiencing one or more symptoms, see your doctor right away and mention pancreatic cancer. Visit our website to learn more about the warning signs: https://pancreaticcancerna.org/pancreatic-cancer/signs-symptoms/

Staying hydrated is critically important during pancreatic cancer treatment, as it helps maintain energy levels, supports digestion, and improves overall well-being. Getting enough fluids can be a challenge - here are some simple ways to make it easier:

- Take small sips throughout the day.
- Add flavor to your water by infusing it with fruit or vegetables.
- Drink soups and broths to boost both hydration and nutrition.
- Carry a reusable water bottle to remind yourself to drink.

Find more helpful diet and nutrition information on our website: https://pancreaticcancerna.org/pancreatic-cancer/diet-nutrition/

Disclaimer: Always consult your doctor or dietitian for personalized nutrition advice