Introduction

Symptoms and signs

Diagnosis and treatment options

Operative treatment options

Post operative life

Lifestyle and prevention

<p>More than 10,000 people in the UK are diagnosed with bladder cancer each year. Any cancer diagnosis is overwhelming and bladder cancer particularly so because, as a ‘below the belt’ cancer, there is often a taboo associated with it.</p><p>This short series has been created to assist those currently living with bladder cancer, as well as their family and friends, by taking a journey from early symptoms to life post treatment. Associates Louise Taylor and Lyndsey Banthorpe are joined by John Kelly, Professor of Uro-Oncology at University College London. Professor Kelly is also a consultant urological surgeon and lead for the London Cancer Urology Surgery Centre and robotic surgery programme at University College London Hospitals. He also holds the position of head of urology for NHS England.</p>

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Below the belt: breaking the taboo on bladder cancer with Professor John Kelly

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1. Symptoms and signs

2. Diagnosis and treatment options

3. Operative treatment options

4. Post operative life

5. Lifestyle and prevention