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Sebastian Haller On Scoresheet After Cancer Battle As Union Berlin Knock Bayern Munich Off Top
Sebastien Haller crowned his recent return from testicular cancer with an emotional goal for Borussia Dortmund on Saturday, as Union Berlin knocked Bayern Munich off the top of the Bundesliga with a dramatic late win over Mainz
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Woman, 30, Discovers She's A "Man", Has Rare Condition
For thirty years, she has lived a normal life with no complications, until recently, when doctors in Kolkata diagnosed her with a very rare condition that can be found in one out of 22,000 people. While treating her for abdominal pain, doctors found that she was a "man" suffering from testicular cancer.
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Chemicals In Cosmetics Can Lead To Early Puberty In Girls
Early puberty in girls have been linked with increased risk of mental illness, breast and ovarian cancer; and testicular cancer in boys.
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From Black Eyed Peas Star To Cancer Survivor: Taboo Tells All
Black Eyed Peas rapper Taboo opens up about his journey with cancer and how he battled his way out of the deadly disease
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New Test to Predict Relapse of Testicular Cancers
Scientists have developed a new test to identify patients who are at risk of suffering a relapse from testicular cancer.
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Jonas Gutierrez Slams Newcastle United Owner After Release
The 31-year-old Jonas Gutierrez, had undergone treatment for testicular cancer earlier in the season and then returned in March to play again.
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Yuvraj must set time frame for return, says cancer survivor Callaghan
Yuvraj Singh, who is fighting lung cancer and is in the US for the treatment, got a piece of useful advice from former South African all-rounder Dave Callaghan, who overcame testicular cancer to play international cricket in the 1990s and early 2000.
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Chemotherapy may cause lung problems
It seems that decreased lung function is a long-term adverse effect of the chemotherapeutic drug drug cisplatin in men who survive testicular cancer.
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Testicular cancer patients can become fathers
Over 71 percent of men are able to achieve fatherhood after treatment for testicular cancer.
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Smoking during pregnancy leads to testicular cancer
Sons of women who smoked during pregnancy may face increased odds of developing testicular cancer.
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Sebastian Haller On Scoresheet After Cancer Battle As Union Berlin Knock Bayern Munich Off Top
Sebastien Haller crowned his recent return from testicular cancer with an emotional goal for Borussia Dortmund on Saturday, as Union Berlin knocked Bayern Munich off the top of the Bundesliga with a dramatic late win over Mainz
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Woman, 30, Discovers She's A "Man", Has Rare Condition
For thirty years, she has lived a normal life with no complications, until recently, when doctors in Kolkata diagnosed her with a very rare condition that can be found in one out of 22,000 people. While treating her for abdominal pain, doctors found that she was a "man" suffering from testicular cancer.
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Chemicals In Cosmetics Can Lead To Early Puberty In Girls
Early puberty in girls have been linked with increased risk of mental illness, breast and ovarian cancer; and testicular cancer in boys.
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From Black Eyed Peas Star To Cancer Survivor: Taboo Tells All
Black Eyed Peas rapper Taboo opens up about his journey with cancer and how he battled his way out of the deadly disease
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New Test to Predict Relapse of Testicular Cancers
Scientists have developed a new test to identify patients who are at risk of suffering a relapse from testicular cancer.
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Jonas Gutierrez Slams Newcastle United Owner After Release
The 31-year-old Jonas Gutierrez, had undergone treatment for testicular cancer earlier in the season and then returned in March to play again.
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Yuvraj must set time frame for return, says cancer survivor Callaghan
Yuvraj Singh, who is fighting lung cancer and is in the US for the treatment, got a piece of useful advice from former South African all-rounder Dave Callaghan, who overcame testicular cancer to play international cricket in the 1990s and early 2000.
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Chemotherapy may cause lung problems
It seems that decreased lung function is a long-term adverse effect of the chemotherapeutic drug drug cisplatin in men who survive testicular cancer.
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Testicular cancer patients can become fathers
Over 71 percent of men are able to achieve fatherhood after treatment for testicular cancer.
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Smoking during pregnancy leads to testicular cancer
Sons of women who smoked during pregnancy may face increased odds of developing testicular cancer.
