Alert to Parents with Children that have Testicular Cancer

Certain Medications Linked to Pediatric Testicular Cancer

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Pediatric Testicular Cancer

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The Hidden Risks in Medications

Zantac® and its generic alternative, ranitidine, have been used since the 1980s to treat heartburn in pregnant women. However, recent studies conducted by independent labs have found dangerously high levels of the carcinogen, NDMA, inside Zantac®. The World Health Organization has referred to NDMA as a "probable human carcinogen". Now, thousands of moms are seeking justice for their sons who were diagnosed with testicular cancer after taking Zantac® during pregnancy.

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