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Around 2,100 men are diagnosed with testicular cancer every year in the UK, and rates are rising. But treatment for testicular cancer is very effective and nearly all men are cured of the disease.
Testicular cancer is more common in younger and middle-aged men than it is in older men. One risk factor for testicular cancer is having undescended testicle, when one or both testicles have not moved down into the scrotum. If this is not corrected in childhood then the risk of testicular cancer is increased.
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Latest Testicular cancer news from Cancer Research UK
- Press Release: Height might affect risk of testicular cancer
27 October 2010 - News story: "More research needed" over testicular cancer cannabis link
10 February 2009 - News story: UK testicular cancer awareness highest in EU says study
23 November 2006 - Press Release: Fertility boost for testicular cancer patients
19 July 2005 - Press Release: World Cup warning for top teams' tackle
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