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3 questions to spot risk of cancer that kills 70% in a year

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26 people die of the cancer every day in the UK - but the symptoms can be hard to spot

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3 questions to spot risk of cancer that kills 70% in a year

26 people die of the cancer every day in the UK - but the symptoms can be hard to spot

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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The silent cancer that kills 70% of people within a year - the three questions to check your risk

26 people die of the cancer every day in the UK – but the symptoms can be hard to spot A charity is encouraging everyone to check their risk level for a lethal type of cancer with an easy test. Pancreatic cancer is diagnosed in 10,786 individuals a year on average. Tragically, it claims the lives of 9,558 people annually, with over 70% succumbing within a year of being diagnosed. Just one in 10 survive to the five-year mark and 5% – or one in 20…

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3 questions to check your risk of cancer that kills 70% in a year

A charity is urging people to take the quick test which it says can save your life

1 month ago·Surrey, United Kingdom

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Daily Mirror broke the news in London, United Kingdom 1 month ago on Tuesday, February 11, 2025.

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