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My breast cancer diagnosis was a wake up call. The Diet module helped me to learn the science behind the food rules I followed while raising my kids and has motivated me to get back to that healthier way of cooking and eating. Thank you!

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Pesticide plays a large role in the development of testicular cancer

A study published in Oncology Times found that adolescent Latino boys in California exposed in utero to a commonly used pesticide spread in fields near their mothers’ homes are at an increased risk of developing testicular germ cell cancer (TGCT).

The study found that residential proximity to the application of acephate, an endocrine disrupting pesticide (EDP), in the year before birth may have contributed as much as 10 percent to the prevalence of TGCT among Latinos in California. TGCT, which has been steadily rising since the mid-20th century, particularly among Latinos, is the most predominant form of testicular cancer.