A recent seminar at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki emphasized the significance of testicular self-examination among young men to facilitate early diagnosis of testicular cancer, which is most common among those aged 15-35. Urologist Aikaterini Tsogga highlighted that awareness of changes in testicular shape or size is crucial, as 95% of testicular cancers originate from germ cells. During the same event, topics included sexually transmitted infections and common myths surrounding sexual health. The discussion aimed to educate students on health awareness and prevention strategies.