It only hits about one person in 100,000, but when it does, it develops so quietly that many don’t stand a good chance of survival at all.
IT is a relatively rare form of cancer, but when it strikes, it infiltrates the body silently, and quietly siphons off the resources of the pancreas without triggering any alarm bells until it is usually too late.
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