The NHS wants people to be aware of the common symptoms of pancreatic cancer, referred to by some as a "silent killer". Pancreatic cancer is known as such because it is often difficult to detect until it has progressed, and it has the highest mortality rate of all cancers. Survival rates are poor, with just 25% of those who are diagnosed surviving more than a year. Only 5% live for ten years or more after being told they have pancreatic cancer. A new update on X, formerly Twitter , from the

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