Pancreatic cancer: two early signs of an often fatal cancer

Who is most at risk?

Anyone can develop pancreatic cancer, but certain factors increase susceptibility:

• Age: Most cases occur after age 60.
• Smoking doubles the risk (approximately 25% of cases are linked to smoking)
• Family history: A close relative with pancreatic cancer significantly increases the risk.
• Late-onset type 2 diabetes: develops after the age of 50 without an identifiable cause.
• Obesity and lack of exercise: factors promoting chronic inflammation
• Chronic pancreatitis, particularly that linked to alcohol
    The conclusion

  Pancreatic cancer is difficult to detect, and its consequences can be devastating if diagnosed late. Information is crucial. If you or a loved one experiences   persistent abdominal or back pain,     or     unexplained weight loss    ,     consult a doctor without delay.

  It’s better to trigger false alarms than to discover this disease too late. Recognizing early signs can save precious time – and save lives.

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