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When Dave was diagnosed with bladder cancer in 2008, he knew nothing about the disease or its signs and symptoms. Hoping to raise awareness about bladder cancer, Dave and his wife Maureen share their story about learning to spot the disease’s symptoms, being diagnosed and living with the disease.
To learn more about bladder cancer and the symptoms that mean you should take early action (e.g., blood in your urine that’s red or brown in colour), visit www.wecarecampaign.org and sign up for the We Care pledge.
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UF Health Jacksonville urologist Mark Bandyk, MD, discusses the risk factors, warning signs, diagnosis and treatment of bladder cancer. UF Health Urology – Jacksonville combines exceptional care and the resources of an academic health center to help improve the quality of our patients’ lives. Our specialists are experts in diagnosing and treating a variety of urological conditions, including adult male and female general urology, erectile dysfunction services, genitourinary oncology, vasectomy and more.
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Urologic oncologist Armine Smith discusses what you need to know about bladder cancer in women, answering common questions such as how bladder cancer is detected and treated. Dr. Smith also explains the importance of organ preservation surgical techniques for women with bladder cancer.
For more information on bladder cancer treatment at Johns Hopkins, visit www.hopkinsmedicine.org/GBCI.
Questions Answered
0:10 How is bladder cancer detected in women?
0:32 What are the risk factors for women?
1:24 How is bladder cancer treated in women?
2:21 What is a radical cystectomy for women?
3:06 What are the benefits of organ preservation?
3:42 What is a urethrectomy?
4:36 What does recovery look like for women who undergo radical cystectomy surgery?
5:30 What additional support is available to women with bladder cancer?
6:07 What makes the women's bladder cancer program unique?


There are several types of bladder cancer, and treatment depends on where the cancer began and the stage of disease. In this video, Dr. Petros Grivas and Dr. Jonathan Wright discuss what people diagnosed with bladder cancer should know, including questions to ask their doctor, current treatment options, and the latest research in bladder cancer.
More Information
Bladder Cancer
https://www.cancer.net/cancer-types/bladder-cancer
ASCO Answers Fact Sheet: Bladder Cancer (PDF; 2 pages) https://www.cancer.net/sites/c....ancer.net/files/asco


What are the signs and symptoms of bladder cancer? Dana-Farber's Matthew Mossanen, MD talks about who is most at risk, bladder cancer's symptoms, and how it is diagnosed. Learn more about the Genitourinary Cancer Treatment Center at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute here: https://www.dana-farber.org/ge....nitourinary-cancer-t