A bladder cancer diagnosis can be a life-changing event. Cancer survivorship begins at diagnosis and includes all of the psychological, emotional, social, health, and financial issues cancer patients cope with as they learn to live with their cancer. Survivorship care focuses on improving survivors’ quality of life. This includes dealing
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Dr. Gary Steinberg: Why I Walk to End Bladder Cancer
Gary D. Steinberg, MD, is a leading national bladder cancer expert and is also the Ambassador for the New York City Walk to End Bladder Cancer that will take place on April 25, 2020. Why does Dr. Steinberg walk to end bladder cancer? “As a bladder cancer physician I have
Announcing BCAN’s Participating in Research Webinar Series
BCAN’s Participating in Research Series During their 15th Anniversary Year, BCAN is hosting a special webinar series “Participating in Research”. In this series, learn more about how you, as a patient, can get involved in research, with everything from providing feedback on grants to participating in a research team for
Kimberly’s Story About Her Dad
My father was diagnosed with bladder cancer in 2012, just days after his 58th birthday. He lost his mother to the disease years before I was born. Right after his diagnosis, I remember telling myself, “There have been so many strides in cancer treatments over the past thirty years. Surely
BCAN – FDA Workshop: August 8, 2019. 12-4PM EDT
BCAN – FDA workshop agenda FINAL Follow the Workshop: @BladderCancerUS, @FDAOncology, #pCRMIBC2019
Did your doctors talk to you about the potential impact on your sexuality with the treatments that were given to you are offered to you?
Lee: My husband had prostate cancer, and that is one of the reasons why I got fast tracked so quickly through the urologist. My husband had a personal relationship with the doctor and used to talk to us about sexuality. Here I was now at a stage where I needed
Sharing Stories to Advance Research – Anne’s Story
Anne: I was in the military between the reserves and active duty, for 40 years. I retired as a Lieutenant Colonel. I began my career at 18 years old and the last 15 years I did several overseas combat tours. I was assigned to tours in Iraq, Afghanistan, and in