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Inverclyde MSP backs Wemyss Bay woman's bladder cancer awareness efforts

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Wemyss Bay charity campaigner Laura MacKenzie contacted Inverclyde Council to arrange the illumination. Fight Bladder Cancer ambassador’s work to highlight signs and symptoms of the condition has been backed by InverClyde MSP Stuart McMillan. The main symptom of bladder cancer is blood in urine.

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Inverclyde MSP backs Wemyss Bay woman's bladder cancer awareness efforts

PORT Glasgow’s iconic shipbuilders sculpture has been lit up orange this month to help raise awareness of bladder cancer.

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Inverclyde MSP backs Wemyss Bay woman's bladder cancer awareness efforts

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