Pancreatic Cancer Jab Could Be a Game-Changer

This new pancreatic cancer vaccine is turning heads—early trials show it could help patients live longer and keep cancer from coming back for over a year! Unlike other cancer jabs, this one isn’t custom-made, so it can be produced in bulk and given to more people, faster. Scientists are calling the results “remarkable,” but say more research is needed to see who benefits most. Still, it’s a big glimmer of hope for one of the toughest cancers out there. #Health #BodyHealth #CancerResearch

24 days ago

jamie jewell

I'm on year 1 of my Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma cancer my primary care doctor said I was the second person that she knew that had lived past a year with this type of cancer, I have a purpose, I don't mind telling( testifying) about what the lord has done for me. I've just had my 3rd CT scan and a bone scan, I have my faith in the lord my savior that everything is alright.

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Dallas, NC

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Joe Glore

I'm working on year 8!!!!!! 🙏🙆‍♂️

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Peoria, IL

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B Jowers

I lost my mother to pancreatic cancer October 19,2024 on my birthday. She was diagnosed a month and 1 week before her death. All my prayers are with y'all and your families. Hang in there

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Opp, AL

Tina Loun

we lost our youngest child, our son, Jesse4ever19 2001-2021 to undiagnosed pancreatic disease. I wish this shot could have come sooner.

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Mount Airy, MD

Alysia Fite

I lost my husband 70 days after he was diagnosed. He passed out at work, went to the hospital, a million tests later, he was diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer. He had NO symptoms other than some back pain and tiredness. We all have those symptoms. Who would've thought it was pancreatic cancer based off those symptoms. It's been 1.5 yrs since he died.

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Mesa, AZ

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Terri Higgins

My dad died at 62 years old. He was diagnosed, had surgery, treatment & he lasted 5 years. He died in January, 2000. I was 36. I still had grandparents & great grandparents.

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Gulfport, FL