At ASCO GU 2026, Alex Filicevas presented a poster on inclusive language in genitourinary cancers, highlighting the importance of clear terminology to support patient understanding and shared decision-making.

On Rare Disease Day, we highlight rare forms of bladder cancer and the need for greater awareness, research and equitable care.

We are excited to launch a guide packed with practical advice and inspiring examples to help patient groups raise funds sustainably.

Explore our new factsheet designed to explain common bladder cancer terms and help patients and families feel more confident in conversations about care.

The global bladder cancer community will gather on September 21–22, 2026, in Hong Kong for this year’s World Bladder Cancer Patient Forum.

Explore how, as part of the Global Cancer Coalitions Network, patient organisations worldwide are adapting to post-COVID challenges while continuing to support people affected by cancer.

Five bladder cancer factsheets are now available in Portuguese, expanding access to trusted patient information through WBCPC’s partnership with Oncoguia and CABEM Mais Vidas.

Ahead of Bladder Cancer Awareness Month in May 2026, we are offering three multi-year support grants (2026–2028) to enable sustained bladder cancer awareness projects in low- and middle-income countries.

Learn how you can get involved on World Cancer Day – we invite you to join the global call for cancer care that recognises and responds to each person’s unique needs.

WBCPC engaged in discussions at the European Parliament on how EU health investment can reduce inequalities and improve cancer care across Member States.