Barbara Nelsen @Barbara68

Any male with a history of breast cancer in related women needs to be alert to lumps, changes, etc. Men are more likely to ignore a lump but if it progresses into lymph nodes it becomes harder to treat. Mammogram centers can easily perform them on males.

Male Breast Cancer: A Rare, Increasing Trend | Johns Hopkins Medicine

Why men are more likely to die from the disease that's 100 times more common in women.

12:39 PM - Apr 24, 2024