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AACR Cancer Progress Report 2026 Highlights Advances in Cancer Research and Care

The 16th annual report details new cancer therapeutics, improving survival rates, and emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence, cancer vaccines, and RNA therapies
By Miriam Bergeret, MSc
Colorful data lines visualizing microRNA analysis for pancreatic cancer detection
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Urine-Based MicroRNA Testing Enters US Clinical Development for Pancreatic Cancer

Illustration representing cancer research and vaccine development.
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Pancreatic Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise in High-Risk Patients

Purdue University researcher V. Jo Davisson and CEO Diana Caldwell are the founders of Amplified Sciences, a clinical-stage life sciences diagnostic company that focuses on accurately detecting and categorically assessing the risks of debilitating diseases. The company’s clinical laboratory has been awarded accreditation by the College of American Pathologists.
|2 min read

Amplified Sciences Achieves CAP Accreditation for Cutting-Edge Diagnostic Lab

Gold standard milestone clears the path for national expansion of PanCystPro™ assay
By Purdue University
Amplified Sciences—led by CEO Diana Caldwell (right) and chief scientific officer V. Jo Davisson—has received regulatory clearance under the federal Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments program to test PanCystPro, which risk stratifies patients with pancreatic cystic lesions, a precursor for pancreatic cancer. The company was featured in the Indiana Economic Development Corp.’s 2024 edition of Entrepreneurship Indiana.
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Amplified Sciences Earns CLIA Certification for Its First Test to Assess Pancreatic Cancer Risk

Company to commercialize PanCystPro, including establishing an early access program and completing a clinical utility trial in 2025
By Purdue University
Pancreas cancer harbors cells in different states, with classical cells (red) and basal cells (turquoise) co-existing within individual tumors. Basal cells, which typically are associated with aggressive disease, show increased sensitivity to KRAS inhibitors, a promising new drug class for pancreatic cancer.
|3 min read

New Research Suggests How to Improve Effectiveness of KRAS Inhibitors in Pancreatic Cancer

New research in mouse models has uncovered a new mechanism of resistance to KRAS inhibitors
By Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Illustration highlighting the location of the human pancreas inside a see-through rendering of the human body.
|3 min read

New Hope for Early Detection and Prevention of Pancreatic Cancer

New findings suggest pathway for screening high-risk individuals for pancreatic cancer in PRECEDE study
By National Comprehensive Cancer Network
A clinician holds a hologram of a human liver, pancreas, and gall bladder with icons and vectors related to health and medicine in the foreground.
Updated |3 min read

Novel Exosome-Based Liquid Biopsy Detects Pancreatic Cancer

When combined with CA 19-9, the novel biopsy accurately detected 97 percent of stage 1–2 pancreatic cancers
By American Association for Cancer Research
A pair of gloved hands load a clear, colorless liquid from a vial into a syringe.
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Vaccine Candidate Delays Relapse of KRAS-Mutated Cancers

All patients receiving the highest dose had significant T-cell responses, correlating with a significant reduction in risk of relapse
By University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
Photo of histology samples mounted on slides in the clinical laboratory.
|5+ min read

What’s New in Histology?

Recent news from the world of tissue-based diagnostics
By Michael Schubert, PhD
Unrecognizable clinician points to a graphic virtual visualization model of Pancreas organ surrounded with multiple virtual medical icons.
|2 min read

Treatment-Trio Shows Promise in Patients with Pancreatic Cancers

Combination therapy improved median disease-free and overall survival in pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma cases
By John Hopkins Medicine
Illustration of a female clinician pointing to a vector of a human pancreas.
|3 min read

Pancreatic Lesions May Occur Earlier than Previously Thought

Researchers partnered with Gift Of Life Michigan to analyze healthy pancreata from deceased donors
By American Association for Cancer Research
Human internal organs illustrations
|5+ min read

NIH Releases Annual Report to the Nation

Cancer deaths continue downward trend; modest improvements in survival for pancreatic cancer
By National Institutes of Health
Computer image of human torso with pancreas highlighted in red
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New Guidelines for Pancreatic Cancer Screening

The new guidelines expand indication for screening for all with the gene variations regardless of family history
By Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Researcher looking in microscope
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Innovation Massively Expands View into Workings of Single Cells

New method yields 10 times more data, reduces gene sequencing costs by one third
By Oregon Health & Science University
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