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The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects and correlation analysis of long-term exercise on diabetes indicators, lipids profile and pancreatic cancer factor in the elderly with type Ⅱ diabetes mellitus. For the purpose, the subjects(n=40) were assigned into two groups; the long-term exercise group(LTEG, n=22), non-exercise group(MG, n=18). The aerobic and resistance exercise programs were conducted five days per week for 1 year. The results were as follows : The first, the variables of diabetes indicators showed significant difference in both BG and HbA1c between groups(p<.05). The second, the variables of lipid profiles were significantly different in TC, TG, LDL-C and HDL-C between groups(p<.05). The third, the variable of pancreatic cancer factor were significantly different in CEA and CA19-9 between groups(p<.05). At last, the CA19-9 of pancreatic cancer factor were correlation with HbA1c and TC. Summary, the results of the study, according to diabetes, lipids profile and pancreatic cancer factor improved through long-term regular exercise, and then prevention and treatment of pancreatic cancer was found to be effective.