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Male breast cancer is a rare disease. In 2022, about 2,710 American men are expected to be diagnosed with breast cancer, and about 530 are expected to die from the disease. Doctors say that men should be familiar with how their chest muscles and breast tissue normally looks and feels so they can be aware of any changes. The earlier breast cancer is detected, the better the chances it can be successfully treated.
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Our Brave, Bold, Black & Beautiful survivor: Marcia D.
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Anyone with breast tissue can develop breast cancer, which affects primarily women. A woman’s chance of being diagnosed is1 of 8 by the time she is 80 years old. Men can also develop breast cancer, which about one out of 100 men.
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The AABCA is dedicated to providing community resources which include support groups, support to find hospital navigators, financial support and more. Be sure to click the link in our bio to learn more about what we do! 💜
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Introducing our Brave, Bold, Black & Beautiful ladies! Our first survivor feature: Victoria R.
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Unfortunately, some elderly women are diagnosed with later and advanced stage breast cancer and as a result experience poor treatment outcomes and reduced survival. At AABCA we want to educate and support our community to reduce numbers of late detection. #AABCA
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