Patients, survivors and caregivers share their personal bladder cancer journeys to highlight the impact of bladder cancer and the need for greater awareness, on the occasion of the Bladder Cancer Awareness Month this May.

The World Bladder Cancer Patient Coalition joined WHO informal consultation to highlight the importance of including people with lived experiences in co-designing policies, programs, and principles.

The World Bladder Cancer Patient Coalition (WBCPC) to publish the survey findings report in Autumn 2022

Patients, survivors and caregivers share their personal bladder cancer journeys to highlight the impact of bladder cancer and the need for greater awareness, on the occasion of the Bladder Cancer Awareness Month this May.

Patients, survivors and caregivers share their personal bladder cancer journeys to highlight the impact of bladder cancer and the need for greater awareness, on the occasion of the Bladder Cancer Awareness Month this May.

As around half of patients hear about the disease for the very first time at diagnosis, the new campaign aims to increase awareness of the signs of bladder cancer

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.

The World Bladder Cancer Patient Coalition (WBCPC) has decided to withdraw from the European Cancer Patient Coalition as a Full Member organisation.

On the occasion of World Health Day, the World Bladder Cancer Patient Coalition highlights the environmental risk factos which may lead to bladder cancer