Testicular Cancer Awareness Foundation shares stories of those affected by testicular cancer all over the world. Within sharing these stories, we hope to spread the importance of early detection and create a sense of connection and community. You are not in this alone!
Sean Kern was diagnosed with testicular cancer himself. Quickly changing from someone who treats the disease, to someone needing the treatment. After being diagnosed, he came back to IU to receive the guidance and care from his mentors as a patient this time, instead of a colleague.
Read MoreThere have been several studies looking for a link between neurodevelopmental disorders in males, such as ADHA or autism, and a higher risk of testicular cancer. The results will be published in the British Journal of Cancer Research.
Read MoreA huge thank you to PUMA and Sebastien Haller for raising awareness around testicular cancer during the month of April - Testicular Cancer Awareness Month.
Read MoreThis story is heartbreaking, and our deepest condolences go out to Gabriel's family. Gabriel Puchalla was an 18-year-old Marine who passed away last month (April 2023) due to testicular cancer. He had come home for the holidays complaining of back pain but him and his family didn't think much of it.
Read MoreNimesh Patel, a comedian and writer, brings light and a laugh to the reality of being diagnosed with testicular cancer.
Read MoreColby Brock, best known for his YouTube channel with Sam Golbach, has recently been diagnosed with testicular cancer in February 2023. He went to the doctor after experiencing pain in his lower pelvis area and left testicle. The doctor was 95% sure he had a cancerous mass in his testicle.
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