|Articles|January 5, 2023

Resources for Male Breast Cancer Patients

Most of breast cancer research is aimed towards women, which can make it hard for men to find, understand and learn about their diagnosis. In this blog, Rod Richie shares his experience of finding support, genetic testing and treatment.

https://www.survivingbreastcancer.org/post/resources-for-male-breast-cancer-patients

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