Amale’s risk for testicular cancer increases with all of the following except: a) being between the ages of 15 and 45 b) having a family history c) having two undescended testicles at birth d) being involved in contact sports

D) being involved in contact sports

Explanation:

Testicular cancer is characterized by abnormal cell growth in this organ. It usually affects men between 15 and 45 years old. This type of tumor, which is also known as a germ cell tumor, accounts for 5% of all lesions affecting the male population worldwide. The disease may show rapid growth and metastasis may occur in the lung, liver and bones.

Without definite cause, some factors that can increase the likelihood of developing testicular cancer are:

Contact sports are not a risk factor for testicular cancer.

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