Posts tagged lifelong survivorship
Inside the Inaugural TCAF Indy 500 Educational Event
Inside the Inaugural TCAF Indy 500 Educational Event

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.

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TC Conference Guest Speaker - BJ "Honkey" Lange
TC Conference Guest Speaker - BJ "Honkey" Lange

ast year BJ Lange was an attendee and this year we are honored to welcome him back as a guest speaker at the Testicular Cancer Conference 2018. BJ Lange is a current resident of Los Angeles and a native to St. Louis, Missouri. BJ is an alumnus of iO West (formerly improvOlympic West), Upright Citizens Brigade Los Angeles, and a graduate of The Second City Hollywood Conservatory, long form program, and musical improv programs. He has also studied at The Groundlings Theater.

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