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Start with the basics, prepare for appointments and understand questions to ask your care team.
Start here →Patient resources
Whether you have just been diagnosed, are receiving treatment or are supporting someone you love, find clear information and practical resources to help with the next step.
Explore care and testing, find resources where you live, and learn about financial assistance and support for everyday life.
Start with the basics, prepare for appointments and understand questions to ask your care team.
Start here →Find cancer-care contacts, referral information and assistance in your province or territory.
Find your guide →Types of pancreatic cancer, diagnosis, staging, common terms and understanding medical reports.
Understand the basics →Treatment explanations, inherited genetic testing versus tumour testing, second opinions and how to discuss clinical trials.
Explore care and testing →Nutrition, digestion, pancreatic enzymes, treatment side effects, pain and supportive or palliative care.
Find everyday support →Drug-cost assistance, income benefits, employment information, treatment-related travel and accommodation.
Explore practical assistance →Counselling, support groups, peer connections and bereavement resources.
Find someone to talk to →Preparing for appointments, organizing practical help, home-care resources and support for the caregiver's own needs.
Visit caregiver resources →Find practical information about cancer-care contacts, referral routes, coverage and assistance in your province or territory. Guides are published as they are researched and checked.
These resources provide general information and help you prepare questions for your care team. They do not replace medical advice. Services, eligibility and coverage depend on your circumstances and the organization providing them. Items are labelled by who provides them: a Foundation resource, a Foundation-operated program, or an external service.