The Sandler-Kenner Foundation, established in 2007 as the Las Colinas Cancer Center Foundation, was renamed in early 2011 in the memory of Michael Sandler and Peter Kenner, both of whom passed away from pancreatic cancer, a lethal disease that is difficult to diagnose until it has reached an advanced stage. The prognosis of pancreatic cancer has not improved in the last 50 years, with the average survival after diagnosis being three to six months.
The Sandler-Kenner Foundation
Pancreatic Cancer Foundation, Information on Helping, Donations and Research
2024-08-21
The Sandler-Kenner Foundation’s primary focus is to improve survivability of pancreatic cancer patients by developing early identification tools that are highly sensitive, cost effective and easily implemented by medical practitioners.