Dear Hirshberg Foundation Family, When 2021 began, I felt a renewed sense of hope for great things to come as we forged ahead with our efforts to be part of the cure. Our scientists, who you helped fund, are reminding the world that anything is possible when the goal is to save lives. This year […]
February is National Cancer Prevention Month: Genetics
If you have a history of pancreatic cancer in your family, a basic understanding of genetic risk factors and resources may help you prevent a diagnosis or detect it early. We may not “have a say” when it comes to DNA but we are empowered to learn about pancreatic cancer, talk to family members about […]
Cannabis Components and Cancer: What We Know and Where We’re Headed
Dr. Ziva Cooper, Director of the UCLA Cannabis Research Initiative, will join our Patient and Family Webinar Series to talk about the history of cannabis and what has been established with respect to cannabis and cancer. Dr. Cooper will discuss the origins of cannabis, its various cannabinoid components, current research and an exciting new study […]
February is National Cancer Prevention Month: Lifestyle
Throughout National Cancer Prevention Month we’ll share risk factors, scientific research, webinars on topics touching on prevention and facts about how you can make an impact. The choices we make and avoid when it comes to our personal health can have a ripple effect throughout the body. Research has shown that certain lifestyle choices, such […]
Share the Love on Valentine’s Day
On Valentine’s Day, most people show their love through roses & chocolates. This year, share your love with patients and families facing pancreatic cancer. Check out the many ways you can celebrate Cupid and make a difference in the fight against this disease. Agi & Ron Hirshberg are a love story for the ages. Three […]
February is National Cancer Prevention Month!
Throughout National Cancer Prevention Month we’ll share risk factors, scientific research, webinars on topics touching on prevention and facts about how you can make an impact. The first step on the pancreatic cancer prevention path is making healthy lifestyle choices. It takes decisive action to commit to quit smoking, maintaining a healthy weight, avoiding diabetes […]