Published 10/22/2022 6:50:00 a.m.

Comedian Wendy Hammers says secret to surviving pancreatic cancer is science, support and humor

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Wendy Hammers, 61, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer seven years ago. She credits her doctor, the support of a local organization and humor. Hammers is now using her talents to support the Hirshberg Foundation's 25th annual L.A. Cancer Challenge.

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Comedian Wendy Hammers says secret to surviving pancreatic cancer is science, support and humor

Actress and comedian Wendy Hammers is sharing her cancer survival story and says the secret to surviving it involves science, support and humor

10/22/2022 6:50:00 a.m.·Los Angeles, United States

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