1. Hamilton, 39, was diagnosed with testicular cancer in March.

2. Prostate cancer has risen by 200 %, testicular cancer in young men by 300 %.

3. Armstrong recovered from testicular cancer to compete in one of sport's most gruelling tests a year later.

4. Was this a result of pollution and increased testicular cancer, which has doubled in the past 20 years?

5. Testicular cancer is unusual; most others do not disappear.

6. Testicular cancer is a highly treatable condition, affecting either one or both testicles.

7. The association between mumps orchitis and testicular cancer is weak an incidence rate of 0.5 percent.

8. Similarly, testicular cancer once claimed 95 percent of its victims; today upwards of 95 percent survive.

9. After surviving a bout of testicular cancer that had spread to his brain and lungs, Armstrong won more Tour de France titles than anyone else in history.

10. And truth be told, Lance's testicular cancer was an easy one to beat.

11. Prior to being diagnosed with testicular cancer in 1996, Lance Armstrong was a professional bicyclist.

12. Get the lowdown on testicular cancer and other testicular diseases.

13. Previously chemotherapy was most commonly used to treat men suffering from testicular cancer.

14. Former world cycling champion Lance Armstrong is returning to the sport after a year-long battle with testicular cancer next year.

15. Scott Hamilton, tears shining in his eyes, fell while skating in his first show since beating testicular cancer in Inglewood.

16. As a 17-year-old, Daniel was diagnosed as suffering from testicular cancer and was treated at the Royal Marsden.

17. A castration in adults can become necessary because of testicular cancer and other diseases.

18. At the end of the study, all 600 were screened for prostate and testicular cancer. Eight tested positive for prostate cancer; six for testicular.

19. The fact that sperm counts have dropped so quickly, and mirrors the increase in the incidence of testicular cancer in Finland, suggests that the effect is probably environmental.

20. These other signs, she said, include lower testosterone levels and sperm counts, as well as increases in testicular cancer, a disease that most often affects young men.

21. Missoula, MT -- Heterosexual men who are regularly fellated by homosexual men have a lower risk of developing prostate and testicular cancer, a research study has found.

22. Decreased likelihood of developing certain hormone-dependent illnesses such as testicular cancer, prostate hypertrophy, prostatic cancer, mammary cancer and pyometra.

23. I know it sounds hammy , but I'm a performer, and all my life center stage is where I've wanted to be. This was my comeback performance —my comeback from testicular cancer.

24. CHRISTOPHER KUZAWA: "Having high levels of testosterone can increase your risk for diseases like prostate cancer [and] testicular cancer.Sentencedict

25. Limitations of this study include possible unmeasured confounding and lack of data concerning cryptorchidism , which is another potential cause of infertility and testicular cancer.

26. The data the US team analysed came from 13 different studies investigating testicular cancer.

27. Male fertility is thought to be declining in many countries, and testicular cancer is increasing.

28. The study shows using the drugs during pregnancy may increase the risk of boys having undescended testicles, which can lead to poor sperm quality and testicular cancer in later life.

29. Darvill added "it's no surprise" that fewer gay men die of prostate or testicular cancer.

30. Lance, after all, is a man who cheated his own death, having survived testicular cancer.

31. It is unlikely that many African nations will be able to afford such a costly medicine for breast cancer, when far cheaper ones for colon and testicular cancer are going wanting.