Did you know?
Testicular cancer is most common type of cancer in males ages 20 to 35, but can occur at any age. It is very curable, especially when it is found and treated in its early stages.

Steps to take
Do a testicular self-exam (TSE) monthly or as often as advised by your doctor. Find out how to do a TSE from cancer.gov. To show awareness for cancer and give support to cancer survivors, wear a yellow Lance Armstrong Foundation LIVESTRONG bracelet. Order these bracelets from livestrong.org.

Did you know?
The American Cancer Society states that about one-third of all cancers in the U.S. could be prevented with a healthy diet

Steps to take
Eat a balanced diet. Focus on fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and beans. Maintain a healthy weight. Learn More from cancer.org

Research have linked a personality link with the development of cancer. People who tend to have a “helpless” and “hopeless” view about life may be more prone to cancer and may succumb to it more quickly once a diagnosis is made.