Breast cancer is a rare illness among male patients.The Canadian Cancer Society estimates 290 men will be diagnosed with the disease this year and 60 will die, compared to some 28,000 women ...

Chirrey agreed it’s important for men to share these stories honestly, and with so much focus on prevention and treatment for women — breast cancer makes up 25.5 per cent of all cancers in ...

Men need to be aware of the signs and symptoms of breast cancer, and ensure that they have the right medical and gap cover in place to protect them from financial hardship.

Breast cancer in men is rare with just 400 new cases in the UK each year, compared to around 55,000 new cases in women. There is no routine testing for men.

Breast cancer in men is uncommon, particularly under age 35, with most cases occurring between 60 and 70 years. Several factors increase the risk, including:- Family history of breast cancer in ...

In Monday's issue of the journal Cancer, a team led by Dr. Kathryn Ruddy at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., examined the records of 10,873 men diagnosed with Stage 1 to Stage 3 breast cancer ...

Male breast cancer, though rare, affects about 1% of all breast cancer patients globally. Men often overlook symptoms, resulting in late-stage diagnoses. Risk factors include genetic mutations ...

For women with a gene mutation, it can mean she has up to 80 per cent chance of getting breast cancer in her lifetime. The average woman has a one in eight (12.5 per cent) chance of getting breast ...

Breast cancer is most often found in women, but men too can get breast cancer toocan develop the disease. Though rare, male breast cancer accounts male breast cancer accounts for a small ...

A man who discovered he had breast cancer after finding a "pea-sized" lump has called for the screening age to be lowered. Philip Alderson, from New Brighton, Wirral, was diagnosed with stage 2 ...