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.

On World Cancer Day, look at Global Bladder Cancer Patient & Carer Survey results which reveal gaps in bladder cancer patient care experience around the world.

WBCPC welcomes a new member organisation to our international coalition – Judith Foundation. Since 2010, their mission is to empower vulnerable groups and raise awareness about bladder and cervical cancer in Malawi.

Global Bladder Cancer Patient & Carer Survey poster showcases key findings at ASCO Genitourinary Cancers Symposium 2024.

Exploring advanced cancer care and patient needs at the PRIME-ROSE meeting, WBCPC brought bladder cancer patient perspective to the Community Advisory Board.

Find out how you can get involved for World Cancer Day and play your part in creating a cancer-free world.

The Global Bladder Cancer Patient & Carer Survey served as an example of practical learning and inspiration for cancer patient advocates.

Hear from the WBCPC team discussing the organisation’s priorities for the year.

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