Let's Talk About: Pancreatic Cancer in the Black Community

Join us June 22 for a discussion with an all-Black panel of experts, community leaders. View in browser Black Americans are more likely to be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer than any other racial or ethnic group. Some Black patients face barriers that can hinder them from receiving care. Let’s talk about why and what you can do to get help. RSVP now for our free virtual event “Let’s Talk About: Pancreatic Cancer in the Black Community” Wednesday, June 22, 2022 2 p.m. ET | 11 a.m. PT Hear from a panel of experts and community leaders during National Black Family Cancer Awareness Week.   RSVP NOW “It’s important to talk about things all patients and families can do to help ensure they are getting the best care and that they know where to turn for information, resources and support.” Karyn Temple Member, PanCAN Board of Directors; panel moderator; lost father and grandmother to pancreatic cancer The panel, including a survivor, caregiver, oncologist and PanCAN Patient Services case manager, will share their experiences with the disease and discuss: How you can advocate for yourself or a loved one How to speak with your physician about your personalized care plan How to access treatment options and clinical trials The importance of genetic and biomarker testing The free resources PanCAN Patient Services offers, including how to find a pancreatic cancer specialist, information on diet and nutrition, financial support and more Get your questions answered and connect with people who can help.   Thank You to our Webinar Sponsors Thank You to our Scientific & Medical Affairs Industry Members Contact PanCAN Patient Services for FREE pancreatic cancer information, resources and personal one‑to‑one support. 877-2-PANCAN CONTACT US Connect with us on social media              1500 Rosecrans Ave., Suite 200, Manhattan Beach, CA 90266 – (877) 272-6226 Privacy Policy    Contact Us  © 2022 Pancreatic Cancer Action Network. All rights reserved. Pancreatic Cancer Action Network is a qualified 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization.