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Health Awareness Quiz: Testicular and Breast Cancer

Welcome to the Health Awareness Quiz! Test your knowledge on critical health topics such as testicular and breast cancer, and learn about risk factors, prevention, and detection methods.

This quiz consists of 10 multiple-choice questions designed to enlighten you about:

Risk factors associated with cancers
Prevention and early detection methods
Common misconceptions about men's and women's health

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by TestingHealth247

Caucasians are at the highest risk to get testicular cancer

True

False

How many men per year will develop testicular cancer?

4000-6000

6000-8000

8000-10,000

10,000-12,000

Testicular cancer is not curable

True

False

Men can develop breast cancer

True

False

How much more common is breast cancer is women than men?

100x

50x

20x

250x

What gene increases the likelihood of developing breast cancer?

PXR1

PITT3

PLK9

BRCA1

What percent of breast cancer cases are found in patients with known risk factors?

30-40%

50-80%

10-20%

60-70%

What is the maximum amount of years between receiving pap smear?

Which is not a way to prevent cervical cancer?

HPV Vaccine

Routine Pap Test

Practice Safe Sex

Oral Contraceptive

What disease increases your chances of developing cervical cancer?

HPV

Covid-19

Hepatitis B

Rubella

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