Fraternity requires doing your share to keep yourself and your brothers healthy. In an effort to promote healthy behaviors among its members, Pi Kappa Phi is raising awareness about testicular cancer to encourage monthly self-examinations and to foster early diagnosis and treatment among our brothers.

Did you know?
Testicular cancer is most frequently diagnosed in men between the ages of 20 and 34. In fact, testicular cancer is the most common type of cancer for men between the ages of 15 and 35. If left untreated the disease can spread through the lymph nodes to the lungs, brain, liver and bones in as little as four months and is potentially fatal. However, when detected early, survival rates are as high as 99 percent.

This disease is a critical concern for undergraduate and alumni members. With these simple steps, you can keep yourself and your brothers healthy:

• Test Yourself
• Learn More
• Spread Awareness

For more information about testicular cancer, visit the links above or contact Jared Thurston, communication director, at jthurston@pikapp.org or (800) 929-1904 ext. 134.