My uncle (<60, healthy) was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Although they used extremely expensive wonder drugs, personalized drugs targeting his cancer cells etc, they were completely ineffective and he died less than 11 months after the diagnosis. He was extremely healthy and athletic at the beginning of 2022, and looked basically like a skeleton by the end of it. Cancer is a terrible disease and although we made incredible, awe-inspiring amount of process, we still have some way to go. Of course, I understand that pancreatic cancer is a particularly nasty cancer, one of the worst.