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Breast Cancer in Men 3 years 26 weeks ago

Breast cancer in men takes the lives of over 400 men each year. The odds of men getting breast cancer in their life time is estimated at about 1 in every 1000.

Most of society in general views breast cancer as a disease suffered only by women. Although women are 100 times more likely then men to develop breast cancer, breast cancer in men still takes the lives of over 400 men each year. The odds of men getting breast cancer in their life time is estimated at about 1 in every 1000.

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