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Testicular Cancer

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What is Testicular Cancer?

Cancerous cells of the testicular type can develop in either one or both testicles, which are glands located in the scrotum and responsible for producing sperm and male hormones such as testosterone. Testicular cancer is highly treatable when detected early. It is the most common cancer among people with testicles aged 15 to 35.

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Wilmot Cancer Institute

UR Medicine's Treatments for Testicular Cancer

Wilmot Cancer Institute is committed to providing the highest-quality treatment and care — through expert and innovative medicine, science, and education — for any patient burdened by any cancer within our region and beyond.

Patient Stories

Joe's Survivor Story

Joe Mercik didn’t check himself regularly for testicular lumps, even though he knew men should. But in the fall of 2010, he noticed something wasn’t right and was concerned that it could be testicular cancer.
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UR Medicine's Wilmot Cancer Institute provides world-class cancer treatment and care and conducts pivotal research. The goal is to prevent and conquer cancer through innovation in science, patient care, education, and community outreach.

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