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Learn how to do testicular cancer self exams and the signs of testicular cancer in this free men's health video.
There are 18 videos in this series:
Discover the benefits of testicular cancer self exams in this free men's health video..
Learn about testicular cancer in this free men's health video.
Discover the anatomy of the male reproductive system in this free men's health video.
Discover the risk factors for testicular cancer in this free men's health video.
Discover the warning signs of testicular cancer in this free men's health video.
Learn about the types of testicular cancer in this free men's health video.
How to prepare for a testicular cancer exam in this free men's health video.
How to prepare for a visual testicular inspection in this free men's health video.
How to perform a visual testicular inspection in this free men's health video.
How to use your finger for self testicular exams in this free men's health video.
Learn about palpitation techniques for testicular cancer self exams in this free men's health video.
How to position your hands during testicular cancer self exams in this free men's health video.
How to treat testicular cancer in this free men's health video.
Tests performed to discover testicular cancer in this free men's health video.
How a biopsy is done for testicular cancer in this free men's health video.
Learn about post surgical care tips for testicular cancer in this free men's health video.
What questions to ask your doctor about testicular cancer in this free men's health video.
Learn where to find more information on testicular cancer self exams and symptoms in this free men's health video.
Testicular cancer develops in the male reproductive system and affects around 8,000 men each year in the United States alone. It is most common in younger men, aged 15 to 40 years old, and has the highest cure rate of all cancers. The signs of testicular cancer include feeling a lump in one of the testicles, hard or bumpy ridges, impotence, dull aching in the lower abdomen, or an enlarged testicle due to a growing tumor. As with all cancer, catching testicular cancer earlier increases the survival rate among sufferers of this disease.
In this free video series, our expert Dr. Susan Jewell will teach you how to do testicular cancer self exams. You will learn all about testicular cancer and the male reproductive system, as well as getting tips on the types and signs of testicular cancer. Our expert will take you through each step for a testicular cancer self exam, including the preparation, the visual inspection, palpitation, and hand and finger placement. You will also find out what happens when testicular cancer is discovered and get medical advice on questions to ask your doctor. If you are a young man let our expert teach you the medical knowledge you need to know about testicular cancer.
Dr. Susan Jewell Dr. Susan Jewell is a trained doctor and scientist in clinical research medicine, as well as a stem cell scientist in oncology and AIDS/HIV at the National Cancer Institute and UCLA School of Medicine, UCLA Dental Research Institute, and the Yip Head and Neck Cancer Institute. Dr. Jewell received several prestigious awards and fellowships from NIH and UCLA, notably the Cancer Research Training Award and the National Research Scientist Award—as well as several scholarships from NIH Graduate School in Biotechnology and Scientific Research. She has amassed vast experience as a host, medical expert, presenter, moderator, and spokesperson for many academic, corporate, and industrial institutes and companies in the areas of medicine, biotechnology, science, and in the world of entertainment and broadcast journalism. She also has experience in trade shows and conventions.dkdk
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