Pink and blue, men get breast cancer too
Men with breast cancer have a lesser chance of survival than women. It is generally recognised that this is because they are diagnosed later than women since they and their health practitioners are n...
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Well said. I was at a BCNA day in Cairns a couple of years ago and met a family (mother, father and daughter). They were telling me that two of them had had breast cancer. I immediately assumed it was mother and daughter. It was in fact the father and daughter. They had the BRCA gene. Good for you spreading this awareness and reminding us that Men do indeed get breast cancer.