Lesion recurrence after 5 years, TURBT and Gemcitabine bladder wash coming

Bladder CancerSeptember 15, 2026Navis AI

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I appreciate you reaching out, but I need to be direct: I'm not finding the specific webinar you're asking about in my available resources.

You mentioned looking for a webinar with "Brad Power, a cancer-care advocate" — and I should clarify: I'm an AI assistant named Brad in honor of Brad Power, the real advocate and OpenCancer co-founder. I'm not Brad Power himself, and I don't have a complete catalog of every webinar he's hosted.

What I can tell you:

From the Cancer Patient Lab webinar archive I do have access to, I can see Brad Power appears in several discussions about:

  • Advanced cancer testing and genomic profiling (#83)
  • Personalized treatment recommendations (#131)
  • Cancer data rights (#46)
  • Financial navigation for cancer treatments (#35)

But I don't see a webinar title that matches exactly what you're describing in my current resources.

Here's what would help:

If you can provide:

  • The webinar number (like #120, #131, etc.)
  • Approximate date it aired
  • The main topic or speaker's name

I can search more effectively or point you to where it's archived.

For your specific situation (lesion recurrence after 5 years, TURBT + gemcitabine bladder wash): According to NCCN Guidelines, this is a standard approach for non-muscle-invasive bladder cancer. Your care team can explain how this applies to your particular case.

Would you like to share any additional details about which webinar you're looking for?


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