Testicular cancer - PFAS exposure claims
As the most commonly diagnosed cancer in men between 15 and 35, testicular cancer is usually caused by a family history of the disease or infertility, but it can also stem from toxic exposure, which is the case of many veterans who were stationed on polluted military bases. There are over 700 military bases with a history of PFAS contamination nationwide, and exposure to some of these chemicals has a strong link to testicular cancer. However, military firefighters have the highest risk of developing it since they work with PFAS firsthand when using the fire suppressant AFFF. In fact, military firefighters are twice as likely to come to struggle with the disease than civilians. If you are a veteran who spent a significant time on one or more military bases and have a testicular cancer diagnosis, do not hesitate to contact our experienced attorneys, as you might be entitled to compensation.
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