Neil Scott
Neil Scott
Men's Health Monthly #8 December 2019
Men's Health Monthly #8 December 2019
Men's Health Monthly #8 December 2019
Saturday 21st December 2019
Join Dr. Tom Walsh and Nancy Balin as they discuss testicular cancer, self-exams, risk factors, and emotional impact on 'Recovery Coast to Coast'.
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Get the buttons here!Testicular Cancer: Taking Charge of Your Health with Dr. Tom Walsh
What's difficult to admit, but which is what is part of our story and makes every parent I've ever met cringe when they hear it, is that we knew that Jamison was having pain in his groin.
How often do men talk about testicular cancer? Probably not enough. In this eye-opening episode of 'Recovery Coast to Coast', host Neil Scott sits down with Dr. Tom Walsh, Director of The University of Washington's Men's Health Center, and Nancy Balin, Founder of The Family Jewels Foundation, to tackle this critical yet often overlooked topic. They dive into the nitty-gritty of why self-examination is crucial and how men can stay vigilant about their health. Dr.
Walsh emphasizes that knowing your own body is the first step towards early detection. He walks listeners through the simple steps of a self-exam and highlights what to look out for. Nancy Balin shares her personal journey and the mission behind The Family Jewels Foundation, making the conversation both informative and deeply personal. They also discuss risk factors like marijuana use and infertility, urging men to take these seriously.
The emotional toll of testicular cancer is not left out either; the episode touches on the psychological impact and offers resources for support. This episode is a must-listen for men and anyone who cares about them. It's packed with practical advice and heartfelt stories that drive home the importance of early detection and regular check-ups.