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Pancreas
Pancreatic Cancer is a deadly disease.
6th leading cause of death among global major cancers with a five-year survival rate in the single digits.
This year alone, approximately 470,000 people worldwide will die from pancreatic cancer.
Right now, there is no standard early detection test for the general population. This November, the WPCC will again elevate the global conversation about this deadly disease to help more people around the world understand symptoms and risks of pancreatic cancer. Say “Hello Pancreas” by joining us in raising awareness and hope across the globe.
Raise Awareness
Take a moment to learn about the pancreas and help raise awareness of pancreatic cancer. Join the conversation to share the symptoms, risks, and the urgent need for early detection. When you spread the word to your family and friends, they can do the same and help this important message reach even more people.
Know the symptoms and risks
Early detection matters. Take the time to recognize the signs and symptoms of pancreatic cancer. Early diagnosis is vital and may increase the chances of survival, so listen to your body and make time to know what to look for.
Share the Video
We are excited to debut our key WPCD campaign videos available in 12 languages. Please download and share across all social media platforms to help spread awareness around this deadly disease.
Coming November 1st.
Create & share your own custom WPCD social post.
Check out our easy to use tool so you can create your personalized WPCD social post. Choose your social platform, upload your image, add text, select your language — that’s it! Once your custom social design is complete, download to your computer or smartphone. Then select SHARE and follow the instructions to post on the social media platform of your choice. Remember, you can then edit the post caption and @tag others.
Powered by 110+ Global Members Across 39 Countries
Throughout November and culminating on World Pancreatic Cancer Day, the World Pancreatic Cancer Coalition will be driving a focused global dialogue to raise awareness about this deadly disease. Our robust network of over 110 member organizations is strategically positioned across 39 countries on 6 continents for global impact.
We invite you to explore this website, download campaign assets and contribute your voice once again in November 2025 to support #WPCD.
