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Transforming doctors’ offices into man caves could help make men feel more at home and take control of their health.

ABSOT sits down with Susan Brown of Susan G. Komen to learn about male breast cancer.

How a baseball broadcaster brought his career and advocacy together to educate men about early detection of prostate cancer

Here are some groups and programs to help ease the transition from treatment to survivorship.

The Urology Foundation releases startling figures on what British men know about testicular and prostate cancer.

Campaign will feature in-arena awareness nights by all 31 NHL teams

Early surgery could reduce malignancy and infertility in adulthood.

Dave Fuehrer, two-time testicular cancer survivor and founder of Gryt Health, says, “Losing my balls helped me become more of a man.”

Women with the chronic condition are 6 percent more likely than men to develop cancer.

Scott Petinga has formed not one, but three different organizations that support men’s health and testicular cancer.

The singer-songwriter is currently recovering from surgery.

The Center for Advocacy for Cancer of the Testes International did a study on men and their views on testicular cancer and testicular exams.

Smoking behaviors do not explain this new finding.

Here are some support groups to help you cope with your cancer diagnosis.