The Robin Cancer Trust’s Toby Freeman to tackle Brighton Marathon dressed as a giant ballbag to save young men from testicular cancer

A young gym fanatic in Delaware, in the United States, told how doctors underestimated and confused the symptoms of his testicular cancer, which then spread to other parts of his body. Rob, 21, was used to enduring pain and discomfort, as he spent most of his day at the gym, lifting weights. For this reason, he didn't pay much attention to those severe back pain that occurred in February last year. “About an hour after leaving the gym, my back s…

The Robin Cancer Trust’s Toby Freeman to tackle Brighton Marathon dressed as a giant ballbag to save young men from testicular cancer

• Toby Freeman is running the Brighton Marathon on 6th April dressed as a giant ballbag to raise awareness of testicular cancer. • It’s part of his Big Ballsy Challenge – a 500km mission across the UK to get the nation #TalkingBollocks and save lives. • Money raised will support The Robin Cancer Trust’s work educating young people on the signs of testicular cancer and the importance of early detection.

A study by this nurse from the Hula reveals that the university community of Lucense does not know how to prevent this male cancer, nor do those who have a direct history in their family environment.

Study confirms powerful biomarker for most common cancer in young men

A new study from Cornell University has strengthened the case for using a specific group of molecules—known as microRNAs—as reliable markers to detect testicular germ cell tumors, the most common solid cancer found in young men. These findings, published in Scientific Reports, could pave the way for earlier and less invasive cancer detection methods, potentially […] The post Study confirms powerful biomarker for most common cancer in young men a…

Daniel Snyder Shares His Story of Discovering Testicular Cancer at Age 29

A visit to the ER, and later a urologist, noted a hematoma, or a bruise, in the testicular area.