Pancreatic cancer doesn’t discriminate, and Canada’s healthcare system shouldn’t either.

As a family, we know families from smaller provinces hit barriers at every turn, from accessing crucial tools like somatic testing to joining clinical trials that improve outcomes.

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Second Opinions

Seeking a second opinion is crucial in pancreatic cancer. Research from Johns Hopkins suggests higher survival rates for patients who seek additional perspectives. Patients have the right to explore all treatment options. A second opinion can confirm your current path or suggest new treatments. Oncologists should be open to this, as it can lead to a reevaluation of your diagnosis and treatment plan. Remember you are in control of your own health.

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