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That's why so many men die from testicular cancer - a disease that's mostly survivable if caught early.

Or what if you had an app that guided folks through self-exams for testicular or breast cancer?

It doesn't help that life or death issues for men, like testicular cancer, are almost completely ignored.

I don't recall people wearing anything in support of testicular cancer awareness, but many frequently wear pink ribbons.

For example sarcomas almost always occur in the young, medulloblastoma is vanishingly rare in the elderly, testicular cancer occurs in young men.

Would it be possible to fake 70 cases of thyroid polyps, leukemia, testicular cancer and uterine bleeding so bad it requires transfusions?

We had extensive campaigns to get men to see a doctor when they find a lump to help reduce the death rate from testicular cancer.

I had a particularly low impact form of cancer (testicular, one-side) and feel I'm actually improved for having gone through it.

This isn't a great example, because testicular cancer is rarely fatal.

I survived testicular cancer this year, which happens to be one of a group of cancers that is almost completely curable.

My current location, my current heart rate, my arrest record, all my google searches(eesh) my last mammogram or testicular cancer exam, etc.

> It doesn't help that life or death issues for men, like testicular cancer, are almost completely ignored.

Some good news in there though: "Treatment for this disease has become so effective that 80% of patients with metastatic testicular cancer can now be cured.

("Why don't you go whitewater rafting instead?" Etc) Why did so many men die from testicular cancer?

SRY-positive 46,XX testicular "disorder"), but that's not what Prof.

"Turn your head and cough" isn't a testicular cancer screening.

Testicular cancer is very treatable, and I never faced a significant chance of death.