Testicular Cancer Testicular cancer does not only affect men -why women should be more involved in menās health education
If anyone understands the importance of regularly having a cancer check-up, itās Sue Behrens. In November last year Sue got devastating news: her son, Brandan, had been diagnosed with testicular cancer. He was 24 years old, and a participant in Movember ā a global movement which aims to āChange the Face of Menās Healthā by creating awareness and raising funds for survivorship and research for prostate and testicular cancer programmes implemented by The Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA). Sue explained that Brandan had a vague feeling of un-wellness for several months prior to his diagnosis. āYet, despite regular blood…

