Testicular Cancer Foundation
The Testicular Cancer Foundation is a leading organization dedicated to raising testicular cancer awareness and providing vital support to men affected by this disease. Through a combination of early detection initiatives and educational programs, the foundation empowers men to recognize testicular cancer signs and seek timely treatment. Each year, during Testicular Cancer Awareness Month, the foundation amplifies its efforts to reach those at risk, spreading crucial information and encouraging monthly self-examinations. By supporting testicular cancer survivors and funding cancer research, the Testicular Cancer Foundation plays a critical role in the fight against this often overlooked but highly treatable form of cancer.
MALES WILL BE DIAGNOSED IN THE UNITED STATES THIS YEAR.
1 in 250
MALES WILL BE DIAGNOSED WITH THE DISEASE DURING THEIR LIFETIME.
BEATABLE IF CAUGHT AT STAGE 1.
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THE CLUB OF MANY FOR THE CLUB OF ONE
The Cojone Club ™
What is a Cojone Club and how do I become a member? The Cojone Club is exclusively for survivors of testicular cancer. It’s a network of cancer treatment survivors providing both support and moxie to each other and those with testicular cancer cases. This club aims to support those navigating testicular cancer treatments and build relationships between survivors. A club that knows you have to have a lot of balls to give up one – and we are out to prove it. The Cojone Club exchanges the perfunctory platitudes of sympathy with the vim and vigor of the life of a survivor. It’s a club of camaraderie and brotherhood…
Even though Testicular cancer is the most common cancer in males 15-35, a staggering 62% of those most at risk don’t know how to check themselves; we lose one male every single day to Testicular Cancer. Increase the chances that “one” male isn’t you. A simple early detection self-exam takes less than one minute! Learn how to perform a self-check, identify testicular cancer risk factors, and know what is normal for you so if anything changes, you can act on it! Receive medical attention as fast as possible to begin testicular cancer treatment if you feel anything out of the ordinary.
