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Welcome to Testicular Cancer Information & Support...
We are the Largest Community for Testicular Cancer Patients and Their Loved Ones IN THE WORLD!

This site has been developed for the sole purpose of education and support for patients with testicular cancer and their family members. Please take a look at all of our testicular cancer resources and articles.

Our site has grown to be more that just information on testicular cancer. The focus of this site is our testicular cancer support forums, where you can share your experience with and/or get answers to your many questions about testicular cancer.

Testicular Cancer is a relatively rare form of cancer. Although it accounts for only 1 percent of cancers in men, testicular cancer is the most common cancer in men between the ages of 20 and 34. About 75% of cases of testicular cancer occur in men between 20 and 49. Nevertheless, testicular cancer is one of the most treatable forms of cancer, with cure rates approaching 100% if detected early. Additionally, testicular cancer is more common in white men than black or Asian men.

Most testicular cancer cases are found by men themselves when doing a self-examination or by accident. The testicles are smooth, oval-shaped, and rather firm. Men who examine themselves routinely become familiar with the way their testicles normally feel. Any changes in the way they feel from month to month should be checked by a doctor, preferably a urologist. Learn More About Testicular Cancer >>

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Scott Joy & Lance Armstrong
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Scott Joy & Lance Armstrong at the 2006 Ride for the Roses
Our very own forum administrator, Scott Joy, photographed here with Lance Armstrong at the 2006 Ride for the Roses.
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Eric Chanteau diagnosised wth Testicular Cancer
Shanteau, 24, of Lilburn, Georgia, was diagnosed with testicular cancer 6-19, a wk before he left for the U.S. swim trials.
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TC-Cancer.com and the Testicular Cancer Information and Support Forums, the world's largest testicular cancer forums, were started over a decade ago by a testicular cancer survivor and his friend. TC-Cancer.com and the forums are now supported as a program of the Testicular Cancer Society in concert with the critical support of the voluntary moderators. The Testicular Cancer Society is dedicated to making sure the site and forums are a permanent resource for future patients, survivors and caregivers.

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Personal Stories
Scott's Story
At bedtime one night in March 2003, I suddenly noticed that my right testicle was more than double normal size...
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