Bladder cancer
What research knows about bladder cancer comes from people who live with it. Here is how many do, what records they usually have, and what sharing yours is worth.
Living with it
2 million
People alive within 5 years of a bladder cancer diagnosis, worldwide, 2024
sourceWhat patients usually have
The records behind bladder cancer
Follow-up cystoscopy for intermediate-risk non-muscle-invasive bladder cancer
at 3, 9 and 18 months, then yearly
guidelineCT or MRI staging for muscle-invasive or high-risk bladder cancer being assessed for radical treatment
once, at diagnosis, when radical treatment is assessed
guidelineHistology of the resected bladder tumour (type, grade, stage, carcinoma in situ)
once per resection
guideline
What sharing it is worth
$222
per licence for a complete story and one year of these records, $193 to $2,960
- Your health story$23how
- Doctor's lettersx1$3.49how
- Scan reportsx1$2.79how
- Pathology reportsx1$3.49how
- Rarity premium (rare)x2.88how
- Richness premium (3 kinds of data linked)x2.33how
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What people with bladder cancer have been paid for sharing
Published payments for a research interview or survey about it. What patients are paid for research