It wasn't just that Lance Armstrong won the Tour de France, cycling's showcase race and one of the most grueling tests in sports. It was that he'd done it less than three years after doctors gave him only 50-50 odds of living. In late 1996 he'd contracted an aggressive testicular cancer that spread to his lungs and brain, requiring surgery and four rounds of chemotherapy. This is beyond belief.
Testicular cancer kills hundreds of men each year in America when undiagnosed.
The following story is maintained for your reference. If detected . If you men who have or had an undescended testicle, you are at greater than average risk. If any woman has stayed with this article this far good for you. You can help save the men in your life.