Breast cancer in men

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Do men get breast cancer?
What causes breast cancer in men?
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  Getting older
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  Family history
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  High oestrogen levels
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  Klinefelter’s syndrome
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  Some testicular disorders
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  Radiation exposure
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After treatment
Living with breast cancer
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Testicular disorders

Testicular disorders, including testicular infection (orchitis), testicular injury or undescended testis, may be associated with increased breast cancer risk in men.

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Breast cancer in men

Not just a women's disease: information about breast cancer in men

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