Quiz: Testicular Cancer: A Plain-Language Guide

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1. Q1.According to this article, in which cells does testicular cancer most often begin?

   AGerm cells — the cells that make spermBRed blood cellsCSkin cellsDNerve cells

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2. Q2.According to this article, which age group is testicular cancer most frequently diagnosed in?

   AYounger men, between about ages 20 and 34BChildren under 10CMen over 80DIt affects all ages equally

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3. Q3.What encouraging point does this article share, based on NCI information?

   AMost testicular cancers can be cured, even when found at an advanced stageBTesticular cancer never needs treatmentCIt is the most common cancer overallDIt only affects older adults

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4. Q4.What does this article say about preventing testicular cancer?

   ANCI does not have evidence-based information about preventing it, so no proven prevention step is suggestedBA specific diet is proven to prevent itCA vaccine prevents itDIt is always preventable

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