Register Now – DC Patient Forum at Bladder Cancer Advocacy Network – BCAN


Quick Links Frequently Asked Questions BCG Shortage Information Join Our Mailing List Clinical Trials Clinical Trials Matching Service Volunteer Donate Patient Tips Online Store Walk for Bladder Cancer What's Up, Doc? The Bladder Cancer Advocacy Network (BCAN) is proud to announce that we have been designated a Marine Corps Marathon (MCM) Charity Partner! BCAN has been allocated 25 guaranteed entries for the 38th Annual Marine Corps Marathon to be held on October 27, 2013; an event that sold out in 2 hours and 41 minutes in 2012. We are looking at building “Team BCAN” to not only run in the event and raise awareness for bladder cancer but to raise needed funds for fostering research and patient education. According to the Marine Corps Marathon, there is not a required qualifying time to participate in the event, but all runners should maintain at least a 14 minute mile pace. In order to become a member of “Team BCAN” and officially have a slot in this year’s race, you must be registered through BCAN. No federal or Marine Corps endorsement is implied. If you are interested in becoming a member of BCAN’s team or have any questions, please contact Larry Rzepka, BCAN’s Executive Director, at lrzepka@bcan.org.	Register Now – DC Patient Forum Registration is now open for our next patient forum! We’re still finalizing the schedule, but it will include doctors from some of the greatest area hospitals and universities, including bladder cancer specialists from the National Cancer Institute, Georgetown, George Washington University, Eastern Virginia Medical School, Walter Reed and Johns Hopkins. The forum will will take place on Saturday, April 28, 2012 at the Sheraton Crystal City in Arlington, Virginia. Register now. No Comments »

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