The Sol Goldman Pancreatic Cancer Research Center

Pancreas Multidisciplinary Cancer Team

Our Team

The Multidisciplinary Pancreatic Cancer Team at Johns Hopkins is committed to providing the highest level of care to individuals suffering from pancreatic cancer and related conditions. Our team is comprised of many of the world's leading experts in pancreatic cancer.

Information for Patients & Families

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To make an appointment to see an expert, call: 410-933-7262 (PANC)


A Message of Hope...

A Message of Hope

On Saturday March 24, 2013, members of the Baltimore and the Washington, D.C. affiliates of PanCAN visited the Sol Goldman Pancreatic Cancer Research Center at Johns Hopkins. Approximately 50 patients, family members and advocates visited.
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Experience is Important

Surgeons at Johns Hopkins performed more pancreatic cancer resections than any other institution in the world. More...


Pancreatic Cancer News

New 3D Study of Human Pancreatic Cancer

Scientists in the Sol Goldman Pancreatic Cancer Research Center just published a remarkable study of pancreatic cancer using a technique called "tissue clearing." This technique allowed the investigators to study human pancreatic cancers in three dimensions (3D) at the microscopic level. Published in the journal Modern Pathology, this study provides unique insights into how pancreatic cancer invades the small blood vessels (veins) of the pancreas. The invasion of blood vessels allows pancreatic cancer cells to "escape" from the pancreas and spread to other organs such as the liver. The team plans to build on this paper to study the cellular processes that lead to blood vessel invasion. Their hope is to one day block blood vessel invasion.


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Donate to our Pancreatic Cancer Research, Raise Awareness, become Involved and Spread the Word. Private giving has provided us with the opportunity to make real advances in our understanding of pancreas cancer and it has provided critical support to our young investigators. Please consider supporting our research.

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