Promotional poster titled "know the symptoms" for the "hello pancreas" campaign emphasizing early detection of pancreatic cancer. Features illustrations and labels for symptoms including loss of appetite, indigestion, unexplained weight loss, and mid-back pain. Date is marked as 20 Nov 2025.

An educational poster titled 'Know the Symptoms' for World Pancreatic Cancer Day on 20 Nov 2025. It lists symptoms including changes in stool, new-onset diabetes, jaundice, and stomach pain, each illustrated with simple icons. The tagline 'hello pancreas, early detection matters' is included.

Together, we’re rewriting the future of pancreatic cancer. Awareness → action → earlier detection → more survivors. #WPCD #HelloPancreas

Promotional poster for 'Hello Pancreas' campaign on pancreatic cancer awareness, dated 20 Nov 2025. The poster lists symptoms such as loss of appetite, indigestion, unexplained weight loss, and mid-back pain, with corresponding illustrations. Background in purple with white and yellow text.

Informational poster titled 'Hello Pancreas' for World Pancreatic Cancer Day on 20 November 2025. Highlights symptoms of pancreatic cancer including changes in stool, new-onset diabetes, jaundice, and stomach pain, represented with simple icons. Early detection matters. Background in shades of purple and pink.

If something feels “off,” don’t write it off. Advocate for yourself. Early detection depends on it. #WPCD #HelloPancreas

Graphic image featuring two hands connecting puzzle pieces, one depicting a blood glucose meter reading 6.5, and the other displaying an X-ray image of a digestive system, including the pancreas. Below, the logo for "Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer" is visible.

Diabetes can be both a symptom and a risk factor for pancreatic cancer. Let’s break that cycle with awareness. https://letswinpc.org/risks-and-symptoms/
#WPCD #HelloPancreas

Screening Programs Save High-Risk People Dr. Michael Goggins explains who should undergo regular pancreatic cancer screening and where programs can be found.

Family history matters. If pancreatic cancer runs in your family, talk to your doctor about screening. letswinpc.org/treatments/early-detecti... #WPCD #HelloPancreas

Infographic titled "know the risks" related to pancreatic cancer, featuring risk factors such as advanced age, smoking, diabetes, genetic predisposition, and heavy alcohol use. Includes the logo "hello pancreas" and a reminder that early detection matters. Date marked as 20 NOV 2025.

An informative poster titled "Know the risks" related to pancreatic cancer awareness. It includes risk factors like pancreatitis, family history of pancreatic cancer, a family history of other cancers, and poor diet and being overweight. The poster features simple graphics representing each risk factor and it mentions "World Pancreatic Cancer Day, 20 Nov 2025," with the slogan "Hello pancreas, early detection matters." The design uses purple and green colors.

Age, smoking, diabetes, genetics… the risks of pancreatic cancer add up. The more you know, the faster you can act. #WPCD #HelloPancreas

Poster titled 'know the symptoms' from the Hello Pancreas campaign promoting early detection of pancreatic cancer, dated 20 Nov 2025. Illustrated symptoms include loss of appetite, indigestion, unexplained weight loss, and mid-back pain against a purple background.

Infographic titled 'Know the Symptoms' promoting World Pancreatic Cancer Day on 20 November 2025. Lists symptoms like changes in stool, new-onset diabetes, jaundice, and stomach pain with corresponding icons. Includes slogan 'hello pancreas, early detection matters.'

Your pancreas deserves a hello once in a while. 👋 Especially because early signs of cancer can be subtle. Know them: https://letswinpc.org/risks-and-symptoms/
#WPCD #HelloPancreas

Pancreatic cancer cases are rising globally. The world needs to pay attention—and we’re here to make sure it does. #WPCD #HelloPancreas

💜 Pancreatic cancer is a deadly killer. Around 470,000 people worldwide will die from it this year. Awareness saves lives. This World Pancreatic Cancer Day we are standing with @worldpcc saying #hellopancreas 💜 Find out more: bit.ly/486OyKS

#WPCC #WPCD

#HelloPancreas! 💜 It's World Pancreatic Cancer Day—a day to spread awareness about #PancreaticCancer risks & symptoms.
United, progress is possible! Learn more at Lustgarten.org/PCAM
#WPCD #PCAM

Infographic titled "know the risks" related to pancreatic cancer, featuring risk factors such as advanced age, smoking, diabetes, genetic predisposition, and heavy alcohol use. Includes the logo "hello pancreas" and a reminder that early detection matters. Date marked as 20 NOV 2025.

An informative poster titled "Know the risks" related to pancreatic cancer awareness. It includes risk factors like pancreatitis, family history of pancreatic cancer, a family history of other cancers, and poor diet and being overweight. The poster features simple graphics representing each risk factor and it mentions "World Pancreatic Cancer Day, 20 Nov 2025," with the slogan "Hello pancreas, early detection matters." The design uses purple and green colors.

Poster titled 'know the symptoms' from the Hello Pancreas campaign promoting early detection of pancreatic cancer, dated 20 Nov 2025. Illustrated symptoms include loss of appetite, indigestion, unexplained weight loss, and mid-back pain against a purple background.

Promotional poster titled 'Hello Pancreas' for World Pancreatic Cancer Day on 20 November 2025, highlighting early detection with a list of symptoms including changes in stool, new-onset diabetes, jaundice, and stomach pain, with corresponding icons.

Early detection isn’t a luxury. It’s a lifeline. Learn the risks and symptoms: https://letswinpc.org/risks-and-symptoms/
#WPCD #HelloPancreas

Promotional poster for World Pancreatic Cancer Day on 20 November 2025. The poster features a text 'hello pancreas' and mentions that pancreatic cancer is the 6th leading cause of cancer death worldwide. The World Pancreatic Cancer Coalition logo is displayed at the bottom.

Pancreatic cancer is the 6th leading cause of cancer death worldwide—but most people don’t know it. Awareness saves lives. #WPCD #HelloPancreas

Promotional graphic for World Pancreatic Cancer Day, highlighting that pancreatic cancer is the 6th leading cause of cancer death worldwide. Features the date '20 Nov 2025' and the logo of the World Pancreatic Cancer Coalition.

Pancreatic cancer affects people in every region of the world. Awareness is a global responsibility. Join us tomorrow on World Pancreatic Cancer Day to help elevate the global conversation about this deadly disease. #WPCD #HelloPancreas

Infographic showing an increase in global pancreatic cancer diagnoses with upward arrows over a world map, titled 'More people around the world are being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.' Includes the logo of 'hello pancreas' with the slogan 'early detection matters.' Dated 20 Nov 2025.

More people around the world are being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Awareness is the first step toward earlier detection. #WPCD #HelloPancreas

It will be beautiful! #WPCD #HelloPancreas

Infographic titled 'know the symptoms' by Hello Pancreas for World Pancreatic Cancer Day, 20 Nov 2025. It lists symptoms like changes in stool, new-onset diabetes, jaundice or itchy eyes, and stomach pain, each with an associated icon.

Poster from 'hello pancreas' campaign listing symptoms of pancreatic cancer: loss of appetite, indigestion, unexplained weight loss, and mid-back pain. Notable date, 20 Nov 2025, emphasized for awareness. Purple and yellow color scheme.

Fatigue. Stomach pain. Weight loss. Jaundice.

The symptoms of pancreatic cancer can seem ordinary — until they’re not. That’s why recognizing the signs is so important.

Visit https://letswinpc.org/symptoms to learn more. #HelloPancreas #WPCD

💜 Knowing the risk factors for pancreatic cancer could save your life.
We’re proud to join @worldpcc on Thursday 20th November for World Pancreatic Cancer Day to raise awareness and say #hellopancreas.

Find out more: bit.ly/4qVV9R8

#WPCC #WPCD

Pancreatic cancer hides in plain sight. Its symptoms often mirror those of common illnesses, making early detection difficult.

Know what to look for → https://letswinpc.org/symptoms #HelloPancreas #WPCD

Inicio Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer proporciona información completa sobre tratamientos y ensayos clínicos, además de historias de sobrevivientes de la enfermedad.

Noviembre es el Mes de la Concientización sobre el Cáncer de Páncreas — y estamos aquí para cambiar la historia.

💜 Infórmate. Comparte. Actúa.

🔗 letswinpc.org/es

#CáncerDePáncreas #LetsWinPC #HelloPancreas

Two individuals holding large speech bubbles over their heads against a blue background, associated with the "Let's Win Pancreatic Cancer" campaign.

Behind every statistic is a story — and every story matters.

Read, share, and honor the courage of those living with pancreatic cancer. 💜
https://letswinpc.org/category/survivor-stories/

#HelloPancreas #LetsWinTogether #GuideToHope

To those who have been affected by pancreatic cancer, you have a global community behind you. To everyone else: your voice matters in this worldwide effort.

Let's make every day count. #HelloPancreas

Hello pancreas logo for attention

🌍💜 Today, we stand together to raise awareness for pancreatic cancer. Let's honor those affected & support research for better treatments & early detection. Join our fundraiser @ 5:30 today @PourTaproom, Durham #WorldPancreaticCancerDay #hellopancreas #PancreaticCancerAwareness

Rural cancer patients may experience more barriers to accessing cancer care services compared to their urban counterparts. We must work harder to remove those barriers and improve access to #PancreaticCancer treatment. #HelloPancreas

Image titled 'Hello Pancreas!' for World Pancreatic Cancer Day on 21 Nov 2024. It features a chart labeled 'Learn the Risks' with icons representing risk factors such as poor diet and being overweight, diabetes, age, heavy alcohol use, pancreatitis, genetic predisposition, a family history of other cancers, family history of pancreatic cancer, and smoking, arranged around a semicircle.

Today on World Pancreatic Cancer Day, take time to learn about risk factors like family history, smoking, obesity, and diabetes.💜 #HelloPancreas #WPCD

As always, you have the best hats Lesley. What an amazing job you have done, and continue to do, to honor #SethsLegacy. #HelloPancreas

We are so grateful for the work that you do today and every day, Dr. Fishman. 💜 #HelloPancreas

Promotional graphic for World Pancreatic Cancer Day on 21 November 2024, featuring the text 'Hello Pancreas!' in large letters, accompanied by logos of World Pancreatic Cancer Coalition and Let'sWin Pancreatic Cancer, with a theme of awareness and hope.

Hey there! 👋 Today is the 10th World Pancreatic Cancer Day! 💜 Join us in learning about the risks and symptoms of #PancreaticCancer. Together, we can make a difference. #HelloPancreas

Promotional image for World Pancreatic Cancer Day on 21 November 2024, featuring a smiling individual wearing a hat, with text 'Hello pancreas!' and facts about pancreatic cancer's global impact.

This November, we're joining the World Pancreatic Cancer Coalition to spotlight this small but mighty organ. Your pancreas is vital for digestion & blood sugar control. Join us on November 21st for World Pancreatic Cancer Day as we raise awareness together. 💜 #HelloPancreas #WPCD

Did you miss today's webinar on Genetic Testing and Molecular Profiling? Here's the replay! #HelloPancreas youtu.be/xr7s58VfWqM?... #PancreaticCancer

Síntomas ¿Cuáles son los síntomas del cáncer de páncreas? Obtenga más información sobre los diferentes síntomas y su relación con la ubicación del tumor.

Conozca los síntomas del cáncer de páncreas y los factores de riesgo para esta enfermedad, como la relación con la diabetes, la importancia de los antecedentes familiares y el papel de la pancreatitis crónica en el cáncer de páncreas. letswinpc.org/sintomas/ #HelloPancreas

Infographic titled 'Hello Pancreas!' for World Pancreatic Cancer Day on 21 November 2024. It lists risk factors for pancreatic cancer including poor diet and being overweight, diabetes, age, heavy alcohol use, pancreatitis, genetic predisposition, a family history of other cancers, family history of pancreatic cancer, and smoking. Each risk factor is represented with an icon.

🔎 Who is at increased risk for pancreatic cancer? Find out how lifestyle choices, related diseases, and family history can affect your risk of getting pancreatic cancer 👉 letswinpc.org/category/sym... #HelloPancreas