What is Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer?
About 800,000 people today are living with bladder cancer in the United States. For about one-fourth of these patients, the cancer has spread into the muscle of the bladder.
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Fall 2020 Issue
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- Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer
- Insights: Urostomy
- Did You Know? Fertility Preservation Options are Available for the Military
- Urology Mythbusters: Fall 2020
- What are Alternatives to Opioid-based Pain Medication?
- Does Having More Ejaculations Lessen the Chance of Prostate Cancer?
- How is an MRI used to Detect Prostate Cancer?
A special publication of the Urology Care Foundation, this magazine aims to raise awareness about urologic disease to all retired and active duty personnel of the United States Armed Forces.
This special edition was made possible through the generous support of Astellas.
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