Learn how to do testicular cancer self exams with expert tips on the signs of testicular cancer in this free men's health video series.
There are 12 videos in this series:
Learn about testicular cancer and how to detect testicular problems through self-exam with expert cancer detection and prevention tips in this free men's health video clip.
Learn about the male reproductive anatomy through diagrams and explanation from a professional doctor with expert cancer detection and prevention tips in this free men's health video clip.
Learn the differences between a normal testicle and a cancerous one and see photos of each with expert cancer detection and prevention tips in this free men's health video clip.
Learn about a testicular biopsy and what to expect from one as well as how to detect testicular cancer through self-exam with expert cancer detection and prevention tips in this free men's health video clip.
Learn how to prepare for a testicular biopsy in a doctor's office or health clinic with expert cancer detection and prevention tips in this free men's health video clip.
Learn how symptoms and signs to look for when performing a testicular self exam to check for cancer with expert cancer detection and prevention tips in this free men's health video clip.
Learn what fingers to use and how to use them to palpate the testicles in a testicular self exam with expert cancer detection and prevention tips in this free men's health video clip.
Learn how to perform the testicular self exam in this visual demonstration with expert cancer detection and prevention tips in this free men's health video clip.
Learn about treatment options for testicular cancer found through self examination with expert cancer detection and prevention tips in this free men's health video clip.
Learn what questions to ask your doctor after being diagnosed with testicular cancer including what kind of cancer are you diagnosed with, has cancer spread, treatment choices and more with expert cancer detection and prevention tips in this free men's health video clip.
Learn more detailed questions to ask your doctor following a testicular cancer diagnosis including your expected recovery time, the side effects of treatment and more with expert cancer detection and prevention tips in this free men's health video clip.
Learn further resources for information on testicular cancer and overall testicular health with expert cancer detection and prevention tips in this free men's health video clip.
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 detect testicular problems through 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 British born educated bilingual Asian with a British accent and can speak Cantonese. A trained Physician-Scientist in clinical research medicine in the field of cancer and AIDS/HIV at National Cancer Institute, UCLA School of Medicine, and UCLA Dental Research Institute/YIP Head and Neck Cancer. Received several prestigious awards/fellowships from NIH, notably Cancer Research Training Award (CRTA), National Research Scientist Award (NRSA), and several scholarships.<BR /><BR />Vast experience as a Presenter, Host, Moderator, Spokesperson for academic, corporate, industrial institutes and companies in areas of medicine, biotechnology, science, and entertainment/media. Experience in tradeshows and conventions. <BR />Possess excellent business acumen, excellent negotiation, interpersonal, and communication skills.dkdk
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