Testicular cancer is of interest and importance because its incidence has been increasing in
most countries over the past four decades. Although it remains an uncommon malignancy …

Testicular cancer is a rare disease, accounting for 1.1% of all malignant neoplasms in
Canadian males. Despite the low overall incidence of testicular cancer, it is the most …

Testicular cancer is the most common neoplasm among young men aged 15-40 years.
Overall, it is a rare malignancy and represents about 1% of the adult neoplasms and 5% of …

Background Incidence rates of testicular cancer (TC) have been increasing in many
countries since, at least, the mid-20th century without clear explanation. Examining the …

PURPOSE: Testicular cancer (TC) is the most common malignancy in 20 to 34-year-old
men. Numerous publications have shown an increase in the incidence of testis cancer in the …

PURPOSE: Recent epidemiological studies have demonstrated an increasing incidence of
testicular cancer in white men which appears to be correlate with the period of birth …

Background: For unknown reasons, the age-standardized incidence of testicular cancer has
shown a rapid increase in virtually all countries (mostly Western) studied. For populations …

Introduction(b) Testicular cancer risk tends to be raised in men of high socioeconomic status,
and there is some evidence that this is true in blacks as well as whites.(c) The tumour has a …

Objective: Striking geographic variation and marked increasing secular trends characterize
the incidence of testicular cancer. However, it is not known whether these patterns have …

Are abnormalities of the human testis becoming more frequent? This question was raised at
the recent World Health Organization workshop held in Copenhagen in the autumn of 1991 …