Reminder: Applications for the BCAN Continuity Grant are due June 29.
If your bladder cancer or UTUC research was impacted by federal funding cuts, or if your NIH-reviewed proposal was deemed fundable but not funded due to budget constraints, this opportunity was created for you.
Don't let promising research stall. Apply by 6/29.
Watch @PGrivasMDPhD join Jonathan Wright, MD, MS, FACS for a discussion on bladder cancer risk factors, emerging research, multidisciplinary care, and the future of treatment.
https://t.co/OSyea8Ijgh
Findings from the bladder burden survey: Patient perspectives on communication, trust, and quality of life in #BladderCancer. Meri-Margaret Deoudes, CFRE @BladderCancerUS joins @UroDocAsh@UTMDAnderson to discuss findings from the Bladder Burden Survey. The survey identified delayed diagnosis in women, patient reluctance to discuss bladder cancer due to stigma, and mental health strain as persistent gaps, consistent with prior BCAN and World Bladder Cancer Patient Coalition surveys. #WatchNow > https://t.co/RNl6N8I0ma @WorldBladderCan
How can clinicians integrate ctDNA, ICIs, and ADCs into the management of muscle-invasive bladder cancer?
Continuing education from experts @ERPlimackMD@siadaneshmand and Colleen H. Tetzlaff, MHS, PA-C on emerging biomarkers, personalized treatment strategies, and the importance of a multidisciplinary approach to MIBC care.
@RedMedEd
Important bladder cancer research should not be left behind.
BCAN's Continuity Grant provides support for U.S.-based bladder cancer and UTUC projects affected by federal funding cuts or NIH-reviewed, fundable proposals that missed funding due to budget limitations.
Learn more and apply by 6/29.
Last Saturday, we joined bladder cancer survivors, caregivers, families, and advocates at the Pittsburgh Walk to End Bladder Cancer. 🧡💙
Thank you to everyone who joined our UPMC team in support of the bladder cancer community!
@BladderCancerUS#bladdercancerawareness
Grateful to serve as the invited speaker at this year’s @BladderCancerUS Walk in Boston and to represent @UMassCancer Cancer Research Office.
Through science, advocacy, and community, we continue the fight to improve outcomes for patients with bladder cancer. @UMass_Medicine
We are pleased to welcome @divyaajay_uro of @MSKCancerCenter on June 25 at 4 PM ET for a webinar.
Dr. Ajay will share her expertise on urinary diversion options after bladder removal surgery, shared decision-making, and tools that help patients make informed treatment choices.
Aspirin can cause mild bleeding or worsen existing bleeding in the urinary tract. This may prompt a clinician to run tests that uncover asymptomatic bladder tumors.
Know a bladder cancer researcher whose federal funding was terminated - or who scored ≤8th percentile at NIH but wasn't funded?
BCAN's 2026 Continuity Grant is now open, awards up to $200K. https://t.co/wFMKDkfZxZ
⏰ Apply by June 29, please share widely!
@BladderCancerUS
Big congrats our BCAN Quale Fellows. And thank you to all the reviewers in this incredibly competitive application cycle We are fortunate to be in a golden age of bladder cancer progress. Thrilling to see that we are able to recruit such talent to the field.
@BladderCancerUS
Congratulations to the 2026 John Quale Travel Fellowship recipients! We are proud to support the next generation of bladder cancer researchers and clinicians as they join us at the 2026 Bladder Cancer Think Tank. Your dedication to advancing bladder cancer research will help shape the future of patient care. @UofCalifornia@MSKCancerCenter@WeillCornell@Yale@theNCI@UW@MoffittNews@UHhospitals