In partnership with Fennec Pharmaceuticals, the Testicular Cancer Awareness Foundation welcomed physicians, audiologists, and other leaders in the testicular cancer space to Indianapolis for the inaugural TCAF Indy 500 Educational Event. The day combined meaningful education around survivorship and hearing health with unique networking opportunities surrounding Fast Friday at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Read MoreInfertility, especially in men who do not have children and wish to conceive after treatment is a great concern to newly diagnosed patients. Unfortunately, this often gets mentioned in a passive way by doctors, and many men are not fully educated on the potential risks.
Read MoreThere is a lot of information thrown at new patients when they are diagnosed with testicular cancer. Aside from the emotional toll that a diagnosis can take, there is understanding surgeries, treatments, appointments, and more. Even though it can be a lot to take in, comprehend, and process, there are still things that a lot of oncologists don't discuss about treatment for testicular cancer. One of the more pressing issues a man can end up facing after treatment is low testosterone. Too often, it is not discussed by the doctors, and many men face the challenges that can be presented by "Low T".
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