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CANCER has long plagued nations in the West, but despite medical advances, the disease remains poorly understood. To make matters worse, symptoms are notoriously difficult to decipher. In some cases, … Read More
ALTHOUGH you might associate symptoms that crop up in your stool with bowel cancer, pancreatic cancer can also ring the alarm bells when you go to the loo. An expert … Read More
ALTHOUGH the early stages of pancreatic cancer don’t usually trigger warning signs, symptoms can crop up as the condition progresses. There are two “common” areas that could be ringing the … Read More
WHILE pancreatic cancer is characterised by a lack of symptoms or signs that are difficult to spot, an expert explains the type of pain that could be an indication. Here … Read More
PANCREATIC cancer can have a number of signs, but sometimes these are not noticeable in the early stages. There are some changes to your stools and urine that may indicate … Read More
THE NHS says symptoms of pancreatic cancer can include a high temperature, or feeling hot or shivery. Pancreatic cancer is the 10th most common cancer in the UK, accounting for … Read More
PANCREATIC cancer is one of the deadliest cancers. As a result, it is crucial to know the symptoms and the signs so that it can be spotted and treated as … Read More
PANCREATIC cancer is one of the deadliest cancers. As a result, it is crucial to know the symptoms and the signs so that it can be spotted and treated as … Read More
PANCREATIC cancer starts anywhere in the organ in the top part of the abdomen. The exact location of the cancer, along with its size, can also determine how serious it … Read More
PANCREATIC cancer is typically diagnosed in the later stages, when symptoms of the disease become noticeable. As such, if you experience the following sensations, book an urgent appointment with your … Read More
PANCREATIC cancer has a dismal prognosis, and the statistics make for grim reading. There are a number of early warnings including one painful sensation which is said to be worse … Read More
PANCREATIC cancer cells multiply in the organ’s tissue, which is situated behind the stomach. Hardly detectable in the earliest of stages, if the tumour has spread, warning signs will emerge. … Read More
PANCREATIC cancer has one of the lowest survival rates. Sadly, around five percent of patients with the condition survive for 10 or more years. However, 37 percent of cases are … Read More
PANCREATIC cancer is one of the most deadliest forms of cancer, claiming thousands of lives every year in the UK. How often you poo daily may signal the deadly disease … Read More
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