Reviewer:
Allan Adelson from Hazlet,
NJ United States
Written in plain English, so you can
understand everything that's necessary
about bladder cancer. No need to sit with
a medical dictionairy to explain terms,
since everything is put in plain words. I
have bladder cancer and this book has put
the disease in perspective for me. I
would advise anyone that wants to
understand this form of cancer to read it
now.
2 of 2
people found the following review
helpful:
Tells what is needed to
know about symptoms, July 5, 2001
Bladder cancer is the fourth most
common cancer and the least discussed:
Dr. Mark Schoenberg's Guide To Living
With Bladder Cancer tells what is needed
to know about symptoms, diagnosis and
treatment. Chapters move from the basic
initial signs of such cancer to treatment
options and bladder preservation therapy.
A quite comprehensive portrait evolves.
1 of 1
people found the following review
helpful:
Very informative,
June 21, 2001
Reviewer:
A reader from New York, NY
USA
This is the only book about bladder
cancer that I found for the general
public. It's very informative and well
written with a general optimistic tone.
It was very helpful to understand the
diagnosis and treatment options.
Bladder Cancer
Information, February 18, 2001
Reviewer:
dmfreil from Farmington
Hills, MI United States
An excellent well-written,illustrated
book on bladder cancer, the disease, the
therapy, the treatment, the medical
viewpoint as well as patient experiences.
The information is top-notch and told in
an easily understood format, yet
medically correct. Not only is this book
great for the bladder cancer patient but
also for family members.It helps to cut
through all the unknowns and the fears. I
highly recommend it. Years ago, I looked
for such a book to help understand my
father's condition, but none was
available. Five stars plus to the author
who took the time away from a busy
medical practice to help educate the
general public.
bladder
control 
Extremly well written,
December 8, 2002