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Bladder cancer can be cured
Partly True
Confidence not measured.
Accuracy: Partly True. Partly true. Current guidance supports that some bladder cancers are curable: NCI says superficial nonmuscle-invasive high-grade disease can usually be cured and muscle-invasive disease can sometimes be cured (S2P1). But the broad claim lacks stage limits; NCI and NHS indicate advanced/metastatic bladder cancer is often not curable and treatment is then mainly symptom control or life-prolonging (S4P5, S5P2-S5P3). So cure is possible for some patients, not bladder cancer overall in an unqualified sense.