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Testicular Cancer: Not Contagious, Curable if Caught Early
Testicular cancer cannot be caught; it develops in the testicles. Most common in men 15–35, but can occur at any age. Usually curable with early detection and treatment.
Early Detection
- Perform regular testicular self-exams.
- See a doctor if you notice lumps, swelling, or pain.
No known prevention methods, but early detection is key.
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