Pancreatic Cancer APPG

1: That this House has considered treatment for pancreatic cancer.I pay tribute to the hon. Member for - Speech Link
2: great emphasis on early identification of pancreatic cancer and we all share the concern that identification - Speech Link
3: emphasise that in my speech.Pancreatic cancer is the quickest-killing cancer: only one in four people survive - Speech Link
4: Gentleman, who has been a spokesman for pancreatic cancer treatment and many other things in this House - Speech Link

1: plans they have to ensure that patients with pancreatic cancer begin treatment within 20 days of diagnosis - Speech Link
2: standard of 28 days for all cancer patients, including those with pancreatic cancer. Taken together with the - Speech Link
3: a paradigm shift on pancreatic cancer is now urgent. It is the deadliest cancer, with a dismal prognosis - Speech Link
4: this topic. The truth is that outcomes of pancreatic cancer are very poor, and have not improved, as she - Speech Link
5: will be rapid, given that many people with pancreatic cancer need highly specialised techniques, such as - Speech Link

1: United Kingdom demanding faster treatment for pancreatic cancer. I pay tribute to all those who have signed - Speech Link

1: detected at an early stage by 2028. Since 2010, cancer survival rates have improved annually and are currently - Speech Link
2: Minister will be aware that data from the national cancer registration service has shown that the early diagnosis - Speech Link
3: threshold for referrals from GPs to specialist cancer doctors has been reduced in line with the NICE - Speech Link
4: years, but of course we need to do more and the cancer workforce plan includes plans to recruit more specialists - Speech Link
5: there is a complete postcode lottery for breast cancer care. It starts with appointment delays—first with - Speech Link
6: are trying to address this problem is through the cancer strategy, which has provided about £600 million - Speech Link

1: the transfer of the HPB unit, which provides pancreatic services at University Hospitals Coventry and - Speech Link
2: guidelines—and also reduce the very long waiting times for cancer operations and improve access.The proposals - Speech Link
3: cancelled in place of a liver transplant. Moving pancreatic services to Birmingham will dramatically increase - Speech Link
4: bile ducts and pancreas, including pancreatic and liver cancer. A large volume of HPB services are delivered - Speech Link

1: That this House has considered access to cancer diagnosis and treatment during the covid-19 outbreak - Speech Link

1: move,That this House has considered the Cancer Strategy.Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker - Speech Link

1: move,That this House has considered NHS cancer targets.I thank Mr Speaker for granting - Speech Link

1: this House has considered early diagnosis and the cancer workforce in the NHS long-term plan.It is - Speech Link
2: mother to bowel cancer last year, and I have been campaigning to reduce the bowel cancer screening age - Speech Link
3: in staff by 2010. Cancer Research UK said, as we all know, that the earlier a cancer is diagnosed, the - Speech Link

1: highlight the fact that, despite much good work, cancer patients in the UK have poorer survival chances - Speech Link