This year it is expected
that 144 men will be diagnosed with breast cancer. While this is a small
proportion of the total number of people diagnosed – less than 1 per cent –
it’s a diagno...
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Help us promote Australia’s first Male Breast Cancer Awareness Day
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ShazS
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Good on you for sharing and the pic very brave keep up the good support . Shazx
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