Bladder Cancer Canada News and Stories

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Brian's Story: Turning Symptoms into Strength and Healthy Living After Bladder Cancer

This webinar provides an in-depth look into the mechanics of clinical trials.

Hasu's Story: From Diagnosis to Empowerment: Life Beyond a Bladder Cancer Diagnosis

The goal of this webinar is to educate women on the possible treatment side effects and to discuss ways to help improve sexual health.

We are thrilled to announce a milestone in our mission to support those affected by bladder cancer.

This session will discuss the common sexual side effects after bladder cancer treatments and practical strategies to address the challenges.

Join Bladder Cancer Canada for a Patient Education Meeting in Montreal on November 18.

Our Volunteer Award Program is our way of saying "thank you" to our incredible volunteers.

Pat discovered she had bladder cancer almost by accident, while being treated for a kidney stone.

Our mission is to provide crucial resources and support to those navigating the complexities of bladder cancer.

This webinar will help individuals understand the emotional challenges that come with receiving a bladder cancer diagnosis and provide practical guidance and support.

Joanne was first diagnosed with Carcinoma In Situ, then later with high-grade and invasive bladder cancer - this is her story.

Florence is a remarkable 100 and a half-year-old woman living with a urostomy for almost thirty years - this is her story.

Tim was diagnosed at 49 years old – just a couple months shy of his 50th birthday. Here is his story.

Audrey was diagnosed with bladder cancer in 2017, here is her first-person account of her experience.

During this workshop, caregivers will learn strategies to identify feelings of stress and burnout and learn about resources to help support them in their role.

This week is set aside to recognize BCC volunteers for helping people affected by bladder cancer.

Learn about the benefits of physical activity when living with and beyond bladder cancer, along with tips for becoming and staying active.

Join Bladder Cancer Canada in Hamilton for a Bladder Cancer Patient Education Meeting at Copetown Woods Golf Club.

Join the Fight against Bladder Cancer and become a member of the BCC 12 in 1 League Today

In recognition of World Cancer Day, Bladder Cancer Canada was invited to join BCAN’s podcast, ‘Bladder Cancer Matters’.

In 2011 Zina Lombardi, a mother of 3 young boys, was diagnosed with muscle-invasive bladder cancer.

This webinar provides a history of BCG and answers many questions about this form of immunotherapy.

Peter will discuss his diagnosis of bladder cancer, the challenges around surgery and how he focused on goals during recovery.

This webinar discusses how CIS is different from other types of bladder cancer and why this early stage of bladder cancer needs to be treated aggressively.

The story of Bladder Cancer Canada(BCC) began with two people – David Guttman and Jack Moon...

Like many bladder cancer patients, Julie has a unique story which highlights many concerns of patients...

In this podcast, hosted by Collin Whitehouse, the unique and exciting history of BCG is explained by Dr. Alexander Zlotta.

We are honored to work with Jonathan to share the story of his bladder cancer diagnosis...

This webinar discusses immunotherapy and how it works in your body and treatments to muscle-invasive bladder cancer patients.

Does that mean you can’t have bladder cancer?

Through months of cystoscopies, surgeries and finally, BCG treatments, Jonathan decided to capture the ups and downs of his cancer journey and through his writing and photography.

Bladder Cancer Canada is thrilled to introduce our new Women's Only Virtual Support Group! Find out more.

That’s one topic discussed by Bladder Cancer Canada’s Tawny Barratt and cancer survivor Angela.

We are honored to work with Jonathan to share the story of his bladder cancer diagnosis. Through months of cystoscopies, surgeries and finally, BCG treatments, Jonathan decided to capture the ups and downs of his cancer journey and through his writing and photography, patients and others in his life