2 years ago
Testicular cancer is a young man’s disease. The average age at diagnosis is 33, a time of life when men may be launching their career, starting relationships or planning a family. Fortunately, “testicular cancer is one of the success stories,” says UNC Health urologic oncologist Hung-Jui “Ray” Tan, MD. “More than 95 percent of patients …
6 years ago
Testicular cancer is the most common form of cancer in men ages 15-35. Testicular cancer is also one of the most treatable cancers, especially if caught early, so download the Ball Checker app and get to checking yourself (or your partner). #TCisNoJoke
9 years ago
Testicular cancer is the most common cancer in males ages 15–34 years old, but the good news is that it is one of the most treatable and survivable types of cancer. When detected early, 99% of guys diagnosed with testicular cancer can survive it. The bad news is that there is extremely low awareness, jeopardizing the chances that guys know to look for it to be able to catch it early.
10 years ago
Documentary in Salt Lake City of a family who overcame Testicular Cancer. This is what the story looks like from a mother's perspective.
10 years ago
Too many ignore the warning signs. You can beat it. Just check your balls once a month.
10 years ago
Self-exams are easy and can save your life. A simple 60-second exam in the shower is easy and should be done once a month. Testicular Cancer Foundation provides education and support to young men to raise awareness about testicular cancer, the most commonly diagnosed cancer among males ages 15 -- 35.
