pancreatic cancer

Pancreatic cancer presents no obvious symptoms, and in most cases, it has already progressed to an advanced stage by the time it is diagnosed.

Pancreatic cancer is notorious for being aggressive and hard to treat. Learn about some of the risk factors and symptoms to watch out for.

The disease can present with symptoms often associated with other illnesses; following the trail of such signs early on could help with early diagnosis.

The new frontline therapy is the first in a decade intended to treat aggressive pancreatic adenocarcinoma.

A test that uses nematode worms to detect cancer in urine samples has some doctors questioning its usefulness.

Excess insulin overstimulates and inflames pancreas cells, converting them to a precancerous state.

Study highlights the importance of keeping insulin levels within a healthy range, which can be accomplished with diet, exercise, and in some cases medication.

Dayan Goodenowe’s research focuses on using biomarkers like plasmalogens for early cancer detection.”

Dayan Goodenowe explores early detection of cancer risk factors and unique biomarkers, like those in the Indian diet, that may lower risk.

Studies show luteolin is capable of stopping cancer cells from growing and spreading as well as inhibiting tumor growth.