Awareness Month

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May is Bladder Cancer Awareness Month.

Bladder cancer is not a rare cancer, and being aware of the signs is vital for early diagnosis. The event provides an important opportunity to highlight the disease and encourage conversations about what to look out for and when to seek a referral.

Key symptoms include blood in the urine; the persistent or recurrent need to pass urine more often or more urgently; and pelvic pain/discomfort. If you experience any of these, it's essential to seek advice from a health professional as soon as possible. If you are a GP and a patient presents with these symptoms, knowing when to act quickly is crucial.

On this page, you'll find useful resources that you can download and share across your social media channels or website. If you're looking to organise an information event or fundraising activity, we have a range of free materials to support your efforts. This includes printed brochures, pens, lanyards, badges, T-shirts, and much more.

By raising awareness and sharing information, we can help ensure that more people are informed about bladder cancer and the importance of early detection.

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DOWNLOAD PRESS RELEASES to share across your platforms and for further information.

Specialist nurses bladder Cancer Awareness Month 2025 press release .docx
GPs Bladder Cancer Awareness Month 2025 press release .docx
General Bladder Cancer Awareness Month 2025 press release specialist nurses.docx

DOWNLOAD SOCIAL MEDIA POSTS to share on your social media networks 

Facebook posts for Bladder Cancer Awareness Month.docx  
Instagram posts for Bladder Cancer Awareness Month.docx

 

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