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14 September 2026. Engaging in Advocacy
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Keeping citizens and patients at the heart of Europe’s cancer mission

This week, our Executive Director Alex Filicevas is in Portugal for the launch of ECHoS Phase 2, a European project building a network of cancer mission hubs across the continent.

Patient engagement is not an inconvenience and it is not a tick box exercise. It is an essential tool to make innovation happen, to make innovation accessible, and to make innovation meaningful for the very people it is intended to help.
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13 September 2026. Building Community
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Fifty years of BCG: remembering Professor Andrew Bruce

This year marks fifty years since BCG was first used to treat bladder cancer. We remember Professor Andrew Bruce, one of the three authors behind that study, who has died at the age of 101.

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10 September 2026. Building Community
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Last chance to register for the World Bladder Cancer Patient Forum 2026

The World Bladder Cancer Patient Forum 2026 is just around the corner and there is still time to join us in Hong Kong this September. The Forum is the only global gathering led by and for the bladder cancer patient community, bringing two days of connection, learning and collaboration. 

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7 September 2026. Raising Awareness
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Three years, one message: our Bladder Cancer Awareness Month 2026 Report

This May, we closed three years of “Feeling Unsure? Get Checked.”, a campaign that reached more than 41 million people in over 60 countries. Explore our final campaign report and the movement we built together.

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4 September 2026. Engaging in Advocacy
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WBCPC joins BCLEAR partners in Budapest to advance bladder cancer literacy across Europe

At the annual BCLEAR consortium meeting in Budapest, we shared progress on our awareness and education work and looked ahead to the project’s next steps with partners from across Europe.

Improving bladder cancer literacy is how we help people recognise the warning signs and feel confident seeking care. Being together in Budapest reminds us how much further we can go when the patient community, clinicians and researchers work as one.
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1 September 2026. Building Community
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Trainee opportunity in global health advocacy

We are looking for a Programme Support Trainee to join our team in Brussels. This full-time, remunerated CIP traineeship spans communications, policy, events, member relations and operations, with the chance to run your own workstream. Applications close on September 25, 2026.

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