News & Events
Get involved in Bladder Cancer Awareness Month!
Find your way to contribute and support Don’t Go Red. Go To A Doctor campaign, to help us raise awareness about bladder cancer throughout May.
WBCPC has terminated ECPC Membership
The World Bladder Cancer Patient Coalition (WBCPC) has decided to withdraw from the European Cancer Patient Coalition as a Full Member organisation.
World Health Day – A call to protect the planet and people’s health
On the occasion of World Health Day, the World Bladder Cancer Patient Coalition highlights the environmental risk factos which may lead to bladder cancer
Support Grants available for Bladder Cancer Awareness Month this May!
Submit your grant application and bring awareness of bladder cancer to your community.
Campaign toolkit now available for Bladder Cancer Awareness Month 2022!
Explore how you can get involved and support the Bladder Cancer Awareness Month campaign in May.
WBCPC joins the ECO-ASCO Special Network on the Impact of the War in Ukraine on Cancer
The special network set to coordinate community response and information exchange in almost real time for cancer patients affected by War in Ukraine.
Podcast Patient and healthcare professional perspectives from ESMO 2021
Alex Filicevas sits down with Dr Tom Powles to reflect on patient voice in leading oncology congresses, and bladder and kidney cancer research highlights from ESMO 2021.
Register – Coalition Connection 3: Sustaining Patient Advocacy Post-Covid – March 29
The third Global Cancer Coalitions Network event will tackle post pandemic challenges from the perspective of patient advocacy organisations.
Theme announced for Bladder Cancer Awareness Month 2022
This May, we will say “Don’t Go Red. Go To a Doctor” as we launch the new campaign to raise bladder cancer awareness around the world.
International Women’s Day – how do we #BreakTheBias?
On the occasion of International Women’s Day, the World Bladder Cancer Patient Coalitionhighlights the biases and challenges that women face in bladder cancer care