“I want to create a theory to explain their pancreatic cancer journeys, from pre-diagnosis to treatment and beyond"

Hi there, My name is Caitlin McShane, I am 23, originally from Warrenpoint, but currently living in Belfast. I am one of four NIPANC...

Olivia Watson talks about her PhD study which will focus on the diagnostic experiences of those facing a pancreatic cancer journey in NI

Tara Anderson, is one of four NIPANC supported Queen’s University Belfast PHD students researching pancreatic cancer.

We are delighted to announce that registration for NIPANC’s Pedal The Periphery 2025 is now officially open.

A celebration of collaboration to improve outcomes and support for patients and families with pancreatic cancer in Northern Ireland....

What an unforgettable evening! On Saturday, October 5th, 200 guests gathered for the NIPANC Annual Ball at the Stormont Hotel, Belfast....

In the run up to Paddy’s Day, the two sisters behind the organisation of this year’s team endurance event #PedalThePeriphery 2024 are...

Paddy Harrower, a PE teacher at Wallace High School, Lisburn, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer on Easter Sunday, April 17th 2022 and...

By Ivan McMinn, NIPANC Trustee NIPANC is excited to be partnering with Pancreatic Cancer UK and the Department of Health to bring about...