Testicular cancer is rare but highly curable, especially with early detection; treatment varies by stage, and follow-up care supports long-term health.

CT-scans are the most common imaging tests used for testicular cancer. A CT-scan of the abdomen/pelvis is done to see if any lymph nodes in the retroperitoneal area (stomach area) or pelvis have been ...

Days after publicly announcing his diagnosis, Nathan Adrian is updating his fans on his battle with testicular cancer ... means they took out some of my lymph nodes that the cancer may have ...

a patient’s outlook depends on the stage of the cancer when it was diagnosed and whether it has spread to lymph nodes or other parts of the body. The main symptoms of testicular cancer includes ...

Each year in the UK, around 2,400 men like Solly are diagnosed with testicular cancer. That’s roughly six cases every day. It is the most common cancer affecting men aged 15-49, with 28 being ...