Penis & Testicle Health

Testicular Cancer

You’ve survived testicular cancer. That’s the good news. Now, let’s consider what comes next.

Taking a few minutes to conduct a self-exam of your testicles could be a lifesaving decision.

It may cause changes down there, but testicular cancer likely won’t impact your sexual ability.

Testicle removal is never desirable, but artificial testes can restore a natural look and feel.

A health scare leads a teacher to become an advocate for men's health.

An early-stage testicular cancer diagnosis could mean cutting radioactive scans down by half.

Nothing prepares you for a drug that wipes out everything in its path—even testicular cancer.

Cancer has men thinking about their future children—whether they planned to have them or not.

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