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AskMen.com - Male breast cancer details
In the United States, male breast cancer accounts for 1% of cases of breast cancer, and it represents about 0.2% of all malignancies in men.
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Breast Cancer in Men details
Information on breast cancer in men (male breast cancer) includes causes, the different types of breast cancer, signs and symptoms, staging, treatment.
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Male Breast Cancer details
Men can also develop breast cancer, though it is a much rarer occurrence. Surgery is rarely used because of the small size of the male breast.
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