For Bladder Cancer Awareness Month, WBCPC highlights the importance of recognising symptoms early, encouraging people to act quickly through the “Feeling Unsure? Get Checked” campaign.

This Patient Experience Week, we highlight the urgent need to not only raise awareness of bladder cancer symptoms but also to build a more compassionate, supportive, and person-centred care experience for everyone affected.

WBCPC and EAU launched a report from the EUrology Session on Bladder Cancer, addressing key challenges like delayed diagnosis, outdated equipment, and treatment inequalities across Europe.

WBCPC participated in the EU Bladder Cancer Roundtable, organised by the International Centre for Parliamentary Studies to discuss diagnosis, disparities, research, and policy recommendations. 

WBCPC participated in a European policy event on the tobacco endgame, where discussions centred on prevention, public health law, and a smoke-free future.

This World Health Day, we highlight the importance of early detection and support to ensure healthy beginnings and hopeful futures for people affected by bladder cancer.

WBCPC participated at an EU4Health event where discussions focused on health funding in the next Multiannual Financial Framework.

Explore campaign resources available in 18 languages and discover how you can raise awareness this May.

WBCPC connected with healthcare professionals and shared key resources at the EAU25 Congress in Madrid.

This session explored the psychological and emotional impact of cancer, highlighting the need to integrate mental health support into bladder cancer care to improve patient wellbeing and outcomes.