Testicular Cancer Awareness Month on April, 2024: Why is there a breast cancer awareness month but not a testicular cancer awareness month?

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Breast cancer affects more people than any other cancers and is treatable with early detection and treatment.

There are alot more advocates for Breast Cancer than another other cancer and we are therefore getting the message out about our cause. Those who think other cancers need more awareness should get people like yourself out there and rally around the cause and get the advocates sharing their message.

Good luck.

Which months are cancer awareness months?

Cancer Awareness Months

January

Cervical Health Awareness Month

February

National Cancer Prevention Month

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March

National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, Lymphedema "D" Day (March 6)

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April

Cancer Control Month, Cancer Fatigue Awareness Day, Testicular Cancer Awareness Week, National Young Adult Cancer Awareness Week, National Minority Cancer Awareness Week, National Oral, Head & Neck Cancer Awareness Week, Oncology Nurses Day

May

Melanoma/Skin Cancer Detection and Prevention Month, Melanoma Monday, Oncology Nurses Month, Brain Tumor Action Week, Blood Cancer Advocacy Day.

June

National Cancer Survivors Day, Sarcoma Awareness Week

September

Childhood Cancer Awareness, Gynecologic Cancer Awareness, Leukemia and Lymphoma Awareness, Ovarian Cancer Awareness, Prostate Cancer Awareness, Thyroid Cancer Awareness Week

October

Breast Cancer Awareness, National Mammography Day

November

Lung Cancer Awareness, Lung Cancer Awareness Week, Pancreatic Cancer Awareness, Family Caregivers Month, National Hospice Month, National Marrow Awareness Month

breast cancer awareness month?

I am a cancer survivor. I am all for saving the Ta Tas. And it is mainly women who wear these T-shirts. Spreading awareness through humor is a time honored and effective tool. Save the Ta Tas is a much better slogan than End Breast Cancer.