Male Breast Cancer is an under-recognised disease and is just as dangerous for men as it is for women. It’s rare in men but one thousand men are diagnosed yearly with having male breast cancer. Although more women are diagnosed yearly with breast cancer, the risk of a man dying with breast cancer is higher. This is because men tend to wait too long to seek medical help and so when diagnosed, the cancer is too advanced for successful treatment. The largest age group of men afflicted are between sixty and seventy years old.
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