Resources

Planning to have kids? (Or maybe not?)

Wondering if you can still have a baby after testicular cancer? Learn more about fertility, even if being a dad isn’t in your immediate plans.

Talking to your care team about fertility and baby planning

Learn how to ask the important questions and the best time to work through fertility decisions.

Fertility and testicular cancer treatment

Testicular cancer can make it harder to have kids naturally. Learn how different treatments affect your sperm, and how to save and store sperm in advance.

Your sex life during and after testicular cancer

Learn about the potential impact on your sex drive and the importance of using protection when dealing with testicular cancer and treatment.

Freezing sperm: Sperm banking for testicular cancer

Before you start testicular cancer treatment, freezing sperm for pregnancy will give you the option to use for having kids later. Explore how it works.

The Golidlocks Studies

A multi-phase study into when and how gaming supports mental health.

Mental fitness

What mental fitness actually is, why it matters, and the simple skills that help you build it.

Testicular cancer surgery (orchiectomy)

If you’ve been diagnosed with testicular cancer, you may need testicle removal surgery, called an orchiectomy. Learn what this involves.