Over the past 3 years A-BE-C has helped facilitate surgeries for children with bladder exstrophy in Uganda, and trained Ugandan surgeons in India with the goal to work with Uro Care Hospital to build a medical facility where children can
You may remember a survey conducted earlier this year by Seattle Children’s and A-BE-C regarding adult females with exstrophy and their long-term sexual, reproductive, and urinary outcomes. We received an overwhelming response thanks to our amazing
Your gift today will allow us to invest in our Uganda Initiative, which means more lives healed, more lives restored, more lives saved. More children reaching their greatest life purpose and potential.
A-BE-C Advocates for Bladder Exstrophy Awareness and Education The Urology Care Foundation leads a coalition of 30 patient and physician advocacy organizations that work to advance bladder health awareness and education. For the past 4 years, A-BE-C has been a part
Briten Douglas is this year’s recipient of the Courage to Shine award, setting an example with her perseverance and positive attitude throughout countless years of pain and adversity. Briten was presented with the award at the 2019 International Exstrophy Conference in
The 2019 International Exstrophy Conference was a huge success, mostly due to the dedication and planning of the team at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. Our heartfelt thanks goes out to the CHLA team for orchestrating a well organized, insightful event.