CURE 51

13/04/2026

🧡 Receiving your diagnosis is a pivotal moment in your Cancer journey
💬 Tell us what it was like for you in the comments!

10/04/2026

🧡 What is the hardest part of being a Cancer advocate?

Pamela Deasy, a pancreatic Cancer survivor, turned her survival into a mission: she co-founded Pancreatic Cancer Ireland to raise awareness and carry voices of those who aren’t with us anymore

💬 Do you have questions for Pam? Leave them in the comments!

08/04/2026

🧡 When it comes to your treatment experience, which team are you?
💬 Share your thoughts in the comments!

Pancreatic Cancer Ireland

07/04/2026

🧡🌍 Happy International Health Day!

We believe health is built through small, consistent steps: prevention, awareness and a conscious approach to well-being.
As a team, we try to integrate simple habits into our daily lives to feel better, stay energized and keep moving our research forward.

💬 What are the small things you do for your health? Share them with us in the comments!

03/04/2026

🧡👩‍🔬 A new way of understanding Cancer

For a long time, Cancer has been treated based on where it starts in the body (brain, breast, lung, colon…). Today, things are changing: researchers are now looking more closely at each patient’s Cancer, to better understand what makes it grow:

🧬 What is happening inside the tumor?
🧬 What is driving it to develop?
🧬 And most importantly: what treatment could work best for you?

Little by little, treatments can become more personalized and better adapted to each patient.

We know that Cancer is complex, and every journey is unique. Thanks to research, we are learning more every day and opening the door to more targeted and effective care.

💬 Any questions? Ask in the comments!

01/04/2026

🧡 How can you cope with a Cancer diagnosis? Meet Helen, an exceptional Cancer survivor and co-founder of brainstrust!

💬 Know someone who needs to hear this? Tag them in the comments 🧡

27/03/2026

🧪 One of our biggest sources of Inspiration

💜 Grace Hopper’s legacy reflects the same mindset we bring to research today:
challenging assumptions, building new tools and turning complex data into discoveries that can change patients’ lives.

Thanks to Grace Hopper’s early contributions, languages like Java and SQL exist in the form we know today!

25/03/2026

🧡 When it comes to your treatment experience, which team are you?
💬 Share your thoughts in the comments!

23/03/2026

🧡 Meet Pamela Deasy, a pancreatic Cancer survivor and advocate!

She turned her survival into a mission: she co-founded Pancreatic Cancer Ireland to raise awareness and support patients and share why was it important to her.

💬 Do you have questions for Pam? Leave them in the comments!

20/03/2026

🧡 How can you be there for a loved one with Cancer?

When someone you love is facing Cancer, it’s natural to feel unsure about what to say or do. While every patient’s experience is different, their emotions may shift from anger to fear, from sadness to hope, sometimes within the same day.
It’s a good idea to stay open, gentle and attentive to what they need in that moment.

👂 Listening can be one of the most powerful forms of support. Let them lead the conversation, allow silence, respect their need for privacy. What helps most is honesty, consistency and small gestures that say: I’m here.

🚘 You can offer practical support. Offer to drive them to appointments, cook a meal, help with errand, check in regularly, or gently remind them you’re available whenever they need.

💬 Do you have more tips? Share them in the comments!

Innovative French TechBio company dedicated to finding novel Cancer treatments based on exceptional Cancer survivors' biology.

18/03/2026

🧡 Meet Pamela Deasy, a pancreatic Cancer survivor and advocate!

We find her story particularly inspiring because she turned her survival into a mission: she co-founded Pancreatic Cancer Ireland to raise awareness and support patients.

💬 Do you have questions for Pam? Leave them in the comments!

DICE

16/03/2026

🧡 Words we find comfort in.
Know someone who’d find this inspiring? Tag them in the comments!