Cynthia Li, Sydney Elizabeth Andrzejak, Samantha R Jones, Brittany Marie Williams, Justin Xavier Moore
Investigating the association between educational attainment and allostatic load with risk of cancer mortality among African American women
BMC women's health
testicular cancer poses significant health concern young adults particularly university students often lack tailored interventions drawing health belief model social support strategy study implemented innovative educational program empower male university students knowledge promote proactive engagement testicular cancer selfexamination practices quasiexperimental research design utilized study study participants consisted 350 male individuals aged 1825 corresponding final academic year fourth year educational intervention posttest phase group consisted seven 50 60minute training education sessions designed enhance knowledge promote preventive behaviors related testicular cancer various statistical tests chisquare tests independent ttests mannwhitney tests repeated measurement anova systematically employed unravel meaningful insights determine statistical significance observed trends findings showed significant improvements postintervention knowledge perceived susceptibility severity benefits selfefficacy cues action social support testicular selfexamination performance study underscores effectiveness intervention promoting preventive behaviours testicular cancer among university students laying groundwork future educational initiatives br