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Pancreatic cancer is known as the "king of all cancers" due to its insidious onset and high malignancy. From surgeries akin to "embroidering on tofu" to personalized vaccines and gene detection kits, the medical community has been endlessly looking for cures.

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So, how is it diagnosed and treated? Are there any key signals for early screening? What are some latest breakthroughs made in precision treatment? CGTN Health Talk visited Fudan University Shanghai Cancer Center (FUSCC) and sat down with the team led by Professor Yu Xianjun to find out the answers.

Executive Producer: Zhang Jingwen

Producer: Yang Sha

Directors: Zhang Yuying, Zhong Xia, Chen Qingxuan, Li Weina, Li Chen

Video Editor: Li Chen

Cameramen: Tenzin Gyatso, Kang Kai, Gao Shengwei

Copy Editors: Qin Xiaohu, Moosa Abbas

Narrator: John Goodrich

Cover Photo: Yan Tianhe

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