Kidney cancer is one of the less talked-about cancers, yet it can have serious consequences. Because it often develops without obvious symptoms, many people are diagnosed at an advanced stage, when treatment options may be more limited. As Europe’s population continues to age, the burden of kidney cancer is expected to grow.
Awareness can help change this. By knowing the possible signs and symptoms and understanding your risk factors, you can take an active role in protecting your kidney health. This Urology Week, we are raising awareness of kidney cancer and encouraging everyone to learn more about the disease that too often goes unnoticed.
22 09
Urgent awareness gap: 1 in 3 Europeans unfamiliar with cystitis, half unaware women are most at risk
New study highlights need for public education on UTIs amid rising antibiotic resistance Arnhem, 22 September 2025 – A new international study has uncovered a concerningRead more
20 08
European Health Authorities warn against overuse of certain antibiotics
European health authorities are urging doctors to be more cautious when prescribing a type of antibiotics that is regularly used for the treatment of certain urinaryRead more
25 09
Press release: Incontinence costs European society over 40 million Euros per year
Brussels, 23 September 2023 – New international research on the economic burden of urinary incontinence reveals that the cost of continence care will cost over 40 billionRead more
08 09
Incontinence: A common condition
Continence health problems are a major health issue that do not only impact patients, but also carers, society, the economy and the environment. Incontinence is alsoRead more
08 09
Urology Week 2023: An Urge to Act!
The “Urge to Act” campaign aims for a substantial transformation in EU-wide policies for incontinence. Incontinence is a major health issue that affects a large partRead more
01 08
Urology Week 2022: taking bladder cancer bloody seriously!
Every September, the EAU hosts Urology Week, an international campaign for increasing awareness of urological conditions and treatment. This year, Urology Week (26-30 September 2021) willRead more
You can find the events and activities planned during Urology Week here. Take a look for activities happening in your country or start one of your own!
For ideas on how you can help, check out For Healthcare Providers. Already have an event planned? Feel free to register your event.
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