

World Bladder Cancer Patient Coalition
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@WorldBladderCan
A global umbrella organisation for bladder cancer advocacy groups. Contact us at [email protected]





























🚺 #Bladdercancer is often seen as a “man’s disease.” But 1 in 4 people diagnosed are women. In our new opinion piece, patient advocates Fatima Baig and Helen Lacy, together with oncologist Ananya Choudhury, explore how gender bias can lead to delayed diagnosis and overlooked symptoms. This #InternationalWomensDay, we call for: ➡️ Greater awareness among women ➡️ Earlier recognition of symptoms ➡️ Care pathways designed with women in mind Women with bladder cancer should no longer be unseen. 📖 Read the opinion piece: worldbladdercancer.org/news_events/th…

🚺 #Bladdercancer is often seen as a “man’s disease.” But 1 in 4 people diagnosed are women. In our new opinion piece, patient advocates Fatima Baig and Helen Lacy, together with oncologist Ananya Choudhury, explore how gender bias can lead to delayed diagnosis and overlooked symptoms. This #InternationalWomensDay, we call for: ➡️ Greater awareness among women ➡️ Earlier recognition of symptoms ➡️ Care pathways designed with women in mind Women with bladder cancer should no longer be unseen. 📖 Read the opinion piece: worldbladdercancer.org/news_events/th…

🚺 #Bladdercancer is often seen as a “man’s disease.” But 1 in 4 people diagnosed are women. In our new opinion piece, patient advocates Fatima Baig and Helen Lacy, together with oncologist Ananya Choudhury, explore how gender bias can lead to delayed diagnosis and overlooked symptoms. This #InternationalWomensDay, we call for: ➡️ Greater awareness among women ➡️ Earlier recognition of symptoms ➡️ Care pathways designed with women in mind Women with bladder cancer should no longer be unseen. 📖 Read the opinion piece: worldbladdercancer.org/news_events/th…

🚺 #Bladdercancer is often seen as a “man’s disease.” But 1 in 4 people diagnosed are women. In our new opinion piece, patient advocates Fatima Baig and Helen Lacy, together with oncologist Ananya Choudhury, explore how gender bias can lead to delayed diagnosis and overlooked symptoms. This #InternationalWomensDay, we call for: ➡️ Greater awareness among women ➡️ Earlier recognition of symptoms ➡️ Care pathways designed with women in mind Women with bladder cancer should no longer be unseen. 📖 Read the opinion piece: worldbladdercancer.org/news_events/th…



