Скачать или смотреть New Hope in Pancreatic Cancer: Breakthrough Treatments Changing Survival Outcomes

Pancreatic cancer has long been one of the hardest cancers to detect and treat — but new advances are giving patients more hope than ever before. In this video, Dr. Mark Reeves, director of Loma Linda University Cancer Center, discusses the latest breakthroughs in chemotherapy, radiation, and robotic surgery that are transforming pancreatic cancer care.
Discover how new technologies such as endoscopic ultrasound, proton therapy, and genetic testing are improving early diagnosis and treatment precision. Learn about the Whipple procedure, one of the most complex yet effective surgical options available today, and how robotic innovations are making recovery smoother and safer.
The future of pancreatic cancer treatment is bright — from clinical trials exploring next-generation therapies to cutting-edge research in cell therapy and theranostics. Hear why experts believe we’re at a turning point in the fight against one of the toughest cancers, and how multidisciplinary teams are offering more personalized, compassionate care for patients.
Keywords: pancreatic cancer, cancer treatment, Dr. Mark Reeves, Loma Linda University Cancer Center, Whipple procedure, robotic surgery, proton therapy, cancer research, early detection, hope for patients, cancer breakthroughs.