Mission:Cure Blog
The Mission: Cure Blog is written by our team, medical experts, and members of our community in an effort to bring the latest developments and resources to patients and share the pancreatitis experience.
Stem Cell Therapy for Pancreatitis: Latest Research and Clinical Trials
Stem Cell Therapy for Pancreatitis In this Mission: Cure patient education webinar, leading expert Dr. Hongjun Wang presents stem cell basics, the latest research, and
The Essential Role of a Multidisciplinary Care Team in Treating Pancreatitis
Pancreatitis is a serious condition in which the pancreas is inflamed (swollen), which can lead to severe pain, digestive issues, and various complications. For patients
Julie’s Pancreatitis Journey: From Diagnosis to Life Without a Pancreas
When I was 25, I was diagnosed with my first bout of acute pancreatitis which started a long journey with multiple ups and downs. I
Pancreatitis-Friendly Halloween Treats
Halloween can be a challenging time for those managing pancreatitis, but with some careful planning, you can still enjoy the festive spirit without compromising your
Type 3c Diabetes Q&A
Dr. Melena Bellin, MD is a leading endocrinologist with over 20 years of experience. She presented on Mission: Cure’s Pancreatitis Patient Webinar, ‘Understanding Type 3c
Pancreatitis and Periods: Does Menstruation Affect Patients?
Have you ever wondered if your pancreatitis flares may be connected to your monthly periods? You’re not alone in making this connection. While menstrual cycles are part
Pancreatitis Flare-ups: Symptoms, Treatment, and Management
Pancreatitis flare-ups can be unpredictable and challenging, but understanding them can help you manage your symptoms better. At Mission: Cure, we’re committed to helping you
Megan’s Pancreatitis Story: Battling Pain with Resilience
How Has Pancreatitis Impacted You? It has taken me a while to get the courage to share my story. Today is a particularly bad day,
Pragya’s Autoimmune Pancreatitis Story: The Power of Support & Hope
My journey with pancreatitis began with intense abdominal pain, relentless vomiting, and fever. Initially misdiagnosed as gastritis, I endured six months of endoscopies while my