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It’s thought of as a women’s diseases, but on rare occasions men can be diagnosed too. This is what it’s like to be diagnosed with breast cancer as a man.
A Queensland woman was six months pregnant when she received shocking news that turned her world upside down.
The silent struggle facing many cancer patients.
‘I thought about it all the time, and I didn’t need to be reminded.’
If you’ve been putting your breast check off, now is the time.
She went to the doctor over 20 times in one year, before finally being diagnosed with terminal cancer.
George Lawrence-Brown thought his sore nipple was just ageing – it couldn’t be breast cancer, because men didn’t get that. Did they?
Olivia Newton-John was fearless in her public campaign of living with cancer and dedicated herself to raising awareness and funds.
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