WBCPC President Dr Lydia Makaroff highlighted the transformative role of AI in improving bladder cancer patient care through innovative case studies

Explore the new campaign toolkit and discover all the resources we have prepared for you to do your part in raising awareness this May.

Sarah Coffey Dégrange and Helen Lacy, both bladder cancer patients and committed advocates, recently joined the WBCPC Board of Directors.

Insightful OECD report and WBCPC Global Survey reveal urgent need for improved cancer awareness and equitable healthcare access.

We have provided lay summaries for a selection of scientific research in bladder cancer presented at this leading congress.

Ahead of Bladder Cancer Awareness Month in May 2024, we offer 4 support grants to enable awareness projects and campaigns in low and middle-income countries.

On International Women’s Day, we launch new video series to highlight 5 unique experiences of 5 women affected by bladder cancer in different parts of the world.

Find out the resources we have made available for you to show your support for Rare Disease Day.

Amit shares his bladder cancer journey, which highlights the impact of bladder cancer and the need for greater awareness around the world.

The IARC estimates that 614,298 people were diagnosed with bladder cancer in 2022, placing bladder cancer as the 9th most commonly diagnosed cancer in the world.