ABSOT sits down with Susan Brown of Susan G. Komen to learn about male breast cancer, including risk factors, what to look for, and more!
A Ballsy Sense of Tumor
Dan and Justin, Two Left Nuts in One Sack
Dan Duffy and and I are two testicular cancer survivors, with many commonalities in our stories and mission.
Dr. Einhorn – The “Godfather” of Testicular Cancer
Back in the 1970s, testicular cancer used to be a death sentence. Thanks to the work of Dr. Lawrence Einhorn, now it’s one of the most curable cancers.
Five Takeaways from HealtheVoices 19
HealtheVoices19 brought together health advocates from around the world and many condition areas. My takeaways as a cancer advocate are here.
Nad and Tad’s Excellent Ball-Venture
Nad and Tad, a pair of animated testicles brought to life by the Testicular Cancer Foundation, work to educate young men about this disease.
World Tour de Balls
Testicular Cancer Awareness Month is in April and I take some time to reflect on how awareness has been growing in the past year.
“A Way You Can Contribute to Taking Care of Your Family”
New breakthroughs in genetic testing shows that genetic abnormalities in prostate cancer patients can lead to higher risk in other cancer types.
Nathan Adrian – Eight Olympic Medals, One Ball, and a New Important Goal
Olympic swimmer Nathan Adrian shares his battle with testicular cancer and how he plans to bring awareness to it going forward
Alun Pepper – Britain’s Manliest Man
Testicular cancer survivor Alun Pepper became Britain’s Manliest Man by sharing his story and what it means to be truly manly.
6 Reasons to Show Love to Your Testicles This Valentine’s Day
Valentines Day is the perfect time to make sure your testicles know that you love and care for them. Give them a self exam today!