For Nearly a Year, Doctors Dismissed My Bladder Cancer Symptoms as UTIs
In my bladder cancer advocacy work, I see many other women overlooked by medical professionals
In my bladder cancer advocacy work, I see many other women overlooked by medical professionals
Being treated for UBC shouldn’t keep you from traveling
Recibir tratamiento para cáncer de vejiga urotelial no debería ser un impedimento para que viajes
Bladder cancer can impact many aspects of well-being, including mental health
El cáncer de vejiga puede afectar muchos aspectos del bienestar, incluyendo la salud mental
Learn more about the similarities and differences between urothelial bladder cancer and urinary tract infections
Tips to help you maintain your everyday lifestyle after a UBC diagnosis
Many women struggle with their sexuality after treatment, but it is possible to have a satisfying sex life after bladder cancer
Learn how smoking and vaping affect your risk of developing bladder cancer
Bladder cancer most often affects older adults. My diagnosis was an exception.
Although men are more likely to develop bladder cancer, women and Black people have lower survival rates
Dr. Sarah Psutka explains the symptoms associated with bladder cancer and how treatments can affect women’s daily lives
Now I'm cancer-free and helping others understand the disease
Urinary leakage affects 1 in 4 women and is treatable at any age
UBC can often be confused with postmenopausal bleeding or UTIs
UBC is more common in men, but women often fare worse. Dr. Lee Ann Richter gives us the facts.
For women living with bladder challenges, communication and self-confidence may lead to a healthy sex life.
Starting the conversation early is smart. Don't be embarrassed.
For women living with bladder challenges like overactive bladder (OAB), the quarantine may be more familiar than for the rest of us.
After hiding my urinary incontinence for years, I've learned to embrace my age and accept my body.