15 November 2018

On 11 november Alina Vrieling received the first prize for the best unmoderated poster on Bladder Cancer at the 10th European Multidisciplinary Congress on Urological Cancers (EMUC).

Alina received the first prize for the best unmoderated poster on bladder cancer for the abstract entitled "Low awareness, adherence and practice but positive attitudes regarding lifestyle recommendations among bladder cancer patients".

Alina Vrieling is member of theme Urological cancers.

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