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The Testicular Cancer Society and FP7 McCann Dubai used funny football videos to highlight self-checking

It’s estimated that 8-10,000 men will develop testicular cancer every year, with 1 in 250 men developing it at some stage in their lives.

That’s why self-checks are so important, as an early diagnosis means a higher survival rate.

But videos demonstrating how to perform them are usually boring and cringe-worthy, so most men  skip them altogether.

But there is one type of ball-related video that most men cannot get enough of. Football highlights on YouTube.

These clips rack up millions of views, making them the prime media placement for a self-check demonstration.

US-based Testicular Cancer Society and its advertising agency, FP7 McCann Dubai, identified the perfect moment


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