The study was performed in 2001 and 2002 when a self-reported questionnaire was distributed to a sample of 1029 students in the first (n = 478), second (n = 366), and third year (n = 185 ...

There is a lack of evidence to show that doing regular self-checks in a certain way are of benefit. Speak to your GP if you think you are at higher risk of testicular cancer. Your GP can talk to you ...

Or a man may notice a change in the shape or size of the testicle. Men who are at risk for testicular cancer should check their testicles on a monthly basis (such as in the shower) for any changes. If ...

The main objective of this study was to assess the knowledge of and attitudes toward testicular cancer (TC) and the prevalence of testicular self-examination (TSE) among senior high school male ...

A global study on prostate and testicular cancers ... and lowered self-esteem, is a significant but often overlooked consequence of male cancer diagnoses. Furthermore, despite medical advancements ...

People with testicular cancer often discover a lump on a testicle, though a doctor can sometimes find the tumor during a routine physical examination. Some doctors recommend a person check their ...

They'll examine you and check your wound is healing well. They'll give you the results of your surgery and talk about any further treatment you might need. There is a risk of problems or complications ...

I have three-monthly check-ups at the Royal Marsden Hospital in Sutton. Testicular cancer occurs ... gambling - were self-inflicted. But cancer is one thing I can't blame myself for.

To increase your odds of a full recovery, it’s important to recognize the signs of testicular cancer and perform a monthly self-exam. Hear from Dr. Nirmish Singla about the Testicular Cancer Program's ...

So it's essential that when you do a testicular self-exam that you get used to understanding what you're like. It's like women with a breast exams. You learn the lumps and bumps. Down there the ...

On World Cancer Day, survivors, carers and family members share what it's like really like to live with the disease – and ...

Primary Retroperitoneal Lymph Node Dissection for Clinical Stage II Seminoma: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Safety and Oncological Effectiveness - Beyond the Abstract ...