Pancreatic Cancer: new treatment and research opportunities

Dana-Farber/Brigham and Women’s Cancer Center is the first center in New England to offer magnetic resonance imaging or MRI-guided radiation therapy technologies. This video explores what that means for pancreatic cancer patients.

[ed]

sounds like the best, most promising treatment in quite awhile !!! Would like to know more about this .

[kman]

We need to figure this stuff out. I understand it's a hard problem, but humans have done some amazing things before. I'm hopeful we will have more weapons in our arsenal to beat cancer over the next 10-20 years, hopefully sooner tho.

[cancerchemoandcannabis]

How does one get treatment or on the trial. I have stage 4 pancreatic cancer

[ajitharavi]

Is there any international clinical trial?

[adiadi-mrxz]

Where I can get this in India hyderabad

[ajitharavi]

is there a hospital in India where there is a clinical trial?

[Phil-D]

Mix this with nano knife electroporatiom and see what happens

[American-Niiji-Girl]

I NEED ADVICE! I live in Boston, my mother was diagnosed with I believe stage 3, and they also stated it was found in her liver as well. She went to Boston Medical and they literally said (deal with it) "theres nothing they can do" and asked if they she wanted them to call her children for her. Now I don't know much about the medical field, but I feel that was cruel to just tell someone so cold heartedly and not even try to set up chemotherapy or ANYTHING when all these videos etc showing people even at stage 4 yet they have been able to undergo surgery or (something). She suppose to have an appointment at Brigham And Women's soon, im praying they can help her. Are there any information that you or anyone can share, im desperate at this point, im trying to get her into full body detoxing and changing her diet in hopes it may help or get her in a healthier state for surgery if that is even an option. I've been trying my best to obtain as much information as possible, but I know little to nothing about cancer or options we can take in order to help her instead of having her feeling like she's just waiting to pass away. Please any information no matter how small or greater is helpful.