Testicular cancer is rare but remains one of the most common cancers among younger adults, with an average diagnosis age of 33. While it accounts for a small percentage of overall cancer cases, over one person a week in the UK dies from testicular cancer. Early identification dramatically improves survival and treatment outcomes.
Around 90% of testicular cancers are first found by the men themselves.
Early diagnosis leads to a survival rate of over 95%
A testicular self-check is a simple, non-invasive way to look for early warning signs. It's quick to do and, when repeated monthly, allows you to spot any unusual changes early.
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