Keep calm and check ’em
We hear so much in the marketplace about breast cancer, but very little about testicular cancer. Testicular cancer is the most common cancer in males…
Turning Grief into Action: A Father Talks about the Need for Greater Testicular Cancer Awareness
Brad Coleman was a healthy and active 17 year-old boy who enjoyed fishing, hunting and riding ATVs in his native western Tennessee. In October 2008…
Testicular Cancer Survivor’s Message: Guys, Check Yourself!
Like many young men, my testicular cancer diagnosis came out of thin air. I had no symptoms and thought I was a healthy, twenty-six-year old,…
Cancer Early Detection A Winning Strategy for Olympic Athlete
I was diagnosed with testicular cancer on June 19, 2008. Due to my very fortunate early detection, I was able to go on two weeks…
Dr. Richard Wender: The Manly Thing to Do
The strongest predictor of how long a new-born baby is destined to live is not whether they’re born in a city or in a rural…
A Winning Attitude Helped Olympic Athlete Fight Testicular Cancer
In June, 2008, young Olympic hopeful Eric Shanteau was diagnosed with testicular cancer, just days before the U.S. Olympic swim trials.
