Welcome to the Cxbladder Blog where we publish a range of bladder cancer related articles for both patients and caregivers. Please note that this blog has been developed with a US focus, though the topics and much of the content will be relevant in other regions.
May is Bladder Cancer Awareness Month 2024
Every year, over 610,000 people are diagnosed with bladder cancer around the world, and more than 1.9 million people are living with and beyond bladder cancer1.
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Travel Tips for Cancer Patients
Travelling with cancer may feel daunting, but it is often possible with careful planning and forward thinking.
How to Ask for Help When You Have Cancer
We all need help at times. With cancer, we may need much more help than usual, especially if we are feeling ill, recovering from a procedure, or undergoing treatment.
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Managing the Fear of Cancer Recurrence
If you have been through cancer, it is very normal to feel worried about your cancer coming back.
Vaping and Bladder Cancer
Smoking is a leading cause of bladder cancer, accounting for around half of all cases. Vaping can be an aid to quitting smoking, but the rapid uptake of vaping –...
Inspirational Films for Cancer Patients and Survivors
Film can be a powerful medium for those coming to terms with a cancer diagnosis and the uncertainty it brings.
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Smoking and Bladder Cancer
You may know that cigarette smoking is the leading cause of preventable disease and death in the US, but did you know that smoking is also the number one preventable...
Inspirational Podcasts for Cancer Patients and Survivors
For those new to the format, a podcast is a series of audio episodes focused around a specific theme. Podcasts allow listeners to learn, laugh, be inspired, and find hope.
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Alcohol and Cancer
Will drinking alcohol increase my risk of cancer? It’s a common question while also being a source of considerable confusion.