Pancreatic cancer

The pancreas is a gland about 15 cm long, which is located below the stomach, but in a position a little ‘rearmost, which serves two important functions:
produce pancreatic juices, which serve to break down the food we eat;
produce hormones, including the ‘insulin to regulate the processes of absorption and utilization of food. Continue reading

Pancreatic cancer

A pancreatic cancer usually occurs in older people (around 70). The pancreas is an organ located deep in the abdomen, cancer is unfortunately impossible to detect at an early stage of evolution, unlike breast cancer , the prostate , or colon. Each year, more than 7000 pancreatic cancers are diagnosed. Continue reading