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New Nutrition Project Videos
PCE, with the support of Medical Nutrition International Industry association (MNI), is excited to launch a series of videos dedicated to improving the lives of pancreatic cancer patients through essential nutritional guidance and support.
Nutrition is vital for all patients, especially those undergoing cancer treatment. For pancreatic cancer patients, a balanced diet is crucial for strength, recovery, and quality of life. This project targets disease-related malnutrition and highlights the importance of nutritional care in patient healthcare.
This initiative is supported by MNI, an organisation dedicated to advancing medical nutrition knowledge and practices to meet the diverse nutritional needs of patients.
Inspired by PCE’s comprehensive booklet and summary boards’, these videos offer a fresh and engaging way to access crucial information on nutrition and pancreatic cancer.
Kick off the series with our teaser video, which includes a preview of the upcoming chapters!
To reach a broader audience and engage diverse communities across Europe, our original videos are available in English, with subtitles in Greek, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, and Turkish. More languages will be added soon, so stay tuned!
Join us on this journey to better health and a higher quality of life for pancreatic cancer patients. Together, we can make a difference through the power of nutrition!
Nutrition and Pancreatic Cancer
PCE is excited to announced that its "Nutrition and Pancreatic Cancer" booklet and summary boards are now available in multiple languages, making vital information about managing pancreatic cancer and nutrition accessible to a global community.
By offering these resources in different languages, PCE aims to ensure that individuals and families affected by pancreatic cancer, regardless of their native language, can benefit from expert insights and guidance. This aligns with PCE's mission to provide comprehensive support to those on their journey through pancreatic cancer.
For more details about this initiative and to access the materials, please visit the PCE website.