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'Alarming rise' in female bladder cancer seen in UK

Birmingham, United Kingdom-Researchers in the United Kingdom haveuncovered an "alarming rise" in bladder cancer incidence in womenover the past 25 years, and they believe the finding is not just a resultof increased surveillance.Birmingham, United Kingdom-Researchers in the United Kingdom haveuncovered an "alarming rise" in bladder cancer incidence in womenover the past 25 years, and they believe the finding is not just a resultof increased surveillance.

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