Alexandra Colquhoun retweeted
ABC UK is proud to announce the first grant awarded through our IOPP 2025:
Understanding How Treatment-Resistant Bladder Cancer Develops, led by Matthew Byrne and his team at the Nuffield Department of Surgical Sciences!
👉 Learn more: actionbladdercanceruk.org/io…
#BladderCancer
Alexandra Colquhoun retweeted
We’re now offering many more ways to get involved and raise funds - from marathons and cycle rides to fun walks, swims, or even your own creative challenge.
Head here to explore all the current opportunities & regional events: actionbladdercanceruk.org/jo…
#Fundraising #BladderCancer
Alexandra Colquhoun retweeted
Too many people are in the dark about #bladdercancer
That’s why at Action Bladder Cancer UK, we’re committed to changing the story.
Raising awareness
Supporting patients
Funding research
Campaigning for faster diagnosis & better treatment
Like & share to spread awareness!
Alexandra Colquhoun retweeted
This #InternationalNursesDay we're sharing a conversation with @CUH_NHS Lead Cancer Nurse Ingela Oberg.
Ingela shares why she became a nurse, her personal cancer journey, and how she got involved in the @CambCancer project💙
👉🏽bit.ly/cuhind25 #IND2025
Alexandra Colquhoun retweeted
Congratulations to Tom Mitchell. Richly deserved! @CRUKCamUrol #IKCSEU25
Alexandra Colquhoun retweeted
Would you recognise the symptoms of bladder cancer?
Early detection saves lives but too many people don’t know what to look out for.
We've launched a powerful new video to help change that!
Please watch, share & help us spread the word.
#BladderCancer #EarlyDiagnosis #BCAM2025
Alexandra Colquhoun retweeted
1st day, 1st stall - Di, one of our Patient Support Officers, is at St George's Hospital with the lovely Hannah from @macmillancancer to raise awareness of bladder cancer.
#bcam2025 #bladdercancerawareness #abcuk
Alexandra Colquhoun retweeted
A cancer patient who underwent the first robot-assisted double operation at Addenbrooke’s Hospital said today: “I was blown away by how fast it was all over.”
Read more: orlo.uk/EZyCz
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Alexandra Colquhoun retweeted
Order your FREE awareness materials now and help us spread the word about bladder cancer — one of the 10th most common cancers in the UK, but too often overlooked.
Posters, leaflets, stickers and more!
👉 Order here: actionbladdercanceruk.org/or…
#BCAM2025 #ABCUK #BladderCancer
Alexandra Colquhoun retweeted
Check out our latest work @EurUrolOncol led by @FP_Bizzarri
We found FDG PET/CT outperforms CT and MRI for nodal staging in #bladdercancer patients with variant histology
@aw_nelson @AlexandraColqu2 euoncology.europeanurology.c…
Alexandra Colquhoun retweeted
We are thrilled to announce that tickets are now available to book for ABC UK's highly popular Annual Nurse Education Day 2025 - a full day programme with excellent speakers covering many aspects of bladder cancer.
eventbrite.co.uk/e/understan…
#bladdercancer #urology #urologynurse
Alexandra Colquhoun retweeted
Surgical innovation goes beyond tech—it’s about better care for patients & the teams who treat them. On our visit to Cambridge, we saw world-leading research, advanced training & vital wellbeing initiatives like Doctors for Doctors, supporting surgeons to provide the best care.
ALT A group of people stand under a sign reading 'Cambridge Movement Surgical Hub'
ALT A group of people stand around a table looking at a building model
ALT A group of people in a hospital corridor listen to a man speak
ALT People sit around tables listening to a woman speak. Behind her is a sign which reads 'Digital innovation in Surgical Training'
Alexandra Colquhoun retweeted
Nurses Education Day in Birmingham - Friday 5th September 2025
Our Nurses Education Day is always a fantastic opportunity to learn, connect & stay up to date with developments in bladder cancer care.
More details will follow soon!
#bladdercancer #cancernurse #urology
Alexandra Colquhoun retweeted
Could MRI-first staging streamline MIBC treatment? - @UroDocAsh
@JCO_ASCO
oncodaily.com/url/240841
#Cancer #GUOnc #BladderCancer #MedEd #MedX #MedNews #Health #Medicine #OncoDaily #Oncology
Alexandra Colquhoun retweeted
Although many non-smokers develop bladder cancer, smoking greatly increases a person’s risk of developing it.
If you need support to stop smoking - visit the NHS Quit Smoking resource, here:
buff.ly/3044AD8
#BladderCancer #ABCUK #StopSmoking #QuitSmoking
Alexandra Colquhoun retweeted
There have been few advances in bladder cancer treatments for decades. We award grants for research that has the potential to change this.
Find out more: buff.ly/3k3Zq7p
#ResearchFunding #CancerResearch #CancerFunding
Alexandra Colquhoun retweeted
As the year comes to a close, we want to send a huge THANK YOU to all our incredible fundraisers. Your dedication, creativity, and hard work have made such a difference to those affected by bladder cancer.
#ThankYou #BladderCancerAwareness #Fundraisers #ABCUK #BladderCancer
Alexandra Colquhoun retweeted
The ABC UK ‘Nursing Grants Programme’ is a grant of up to £15,000 for specialist nurses to support small, nurse-led, projects for the improvement of patient experience & their treatment pathway.
buff.ly/3k3Zq7p
#ResearchFunding #CancerResearch, #CancerFunding
Alexandra Colquhoun retweeted
#BladderCancer is often diagnosed late.
ABC UK is supporting #PrimaryCare with a NEW online learning module to enhance GPs' knowledge & confidence in awareness of the disease, symptoms & when to refer patients.
Find out more: buff.ly/4e2OC02
#earlydiagnosis #ABCUK
Alexandra Colquhoun retweeted
Smokers can feel worse after cancer treatment than non-smokers & this can last as long as 6 months post-treatment. In contrast, smokers who quit before treatment starts have a similar experience to non-smokers.
Get help to stop smoking:
buff.ly/3044AD8
#stoptober
