West Bromwich Perangi diseases of the bladder and kidney cancer

West Bromwich Perangi diseases of the bladder and kidney cancer

West Bromwich Albion midfielder Youssouf Ciaran Clark respectively first in a charity project to combat diseases of the bladder and kidney cancer.

Berpaspor Congo players became one of the stars of advertising campaign which aims to increase vigilance against the disease.

Shooting sessions conducted at the Hawthorns Stadium toilet enclosure Baggies, West Bromwich. The posters will be distributed throughout the United Kingdom and was launched simultaneously on Oct. 15 yesterday.

Ciaran Clark respectively are not alone. He, along with referee Dave Dixon, a number of local clubs West Bromwich became part of the Baggies and mascot in the campaign. The posters will be installed in every toilet that easily can be seen every person who had a high risk of diseases of the bladder and kidney cancer.

After undergoing two heavy action against Stoke City and Liverpool, West Bromwich will treat the Team Board bottom Crystal Palace at the Hawthorns as early as November. That's when for the first time the toilet already plastered posters Hawthorns will be used.

According to Cancer Research UK research results, each year around the United Kingdom citizens 16.600 peyakit was diagnosed with bladder and kidney cancer and 7,500 of whom died. If the disease can be detected early, a number that was saved could reach 95 percent. For the time being only about 22 to 35 per cent of the developing can be saved.

In addition through posters that were installed in the toilet-the toilet campaign theme, Be Clear on Cancer will also be advertised through television, radio, and print media to 20 November. The expectation, every citizen who already feel to have signs of the disease immediately come to the doctor as soon as possible.

West Bromine, which is currently ranked at 12th and had a chance to beat Manchester United, is one of the clubs that support the full campaign.