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	Breast Cancer		Breast Cancer in Men   Can men get breast cancer? Yes. Although its incidence is low, breast cancer can occur in men. In 2004, about 40,580 people (40,110 women, 470 men) will die from breast cancer in the United States. Breast cancer accounts for about 0.22% (two-tenths of a percent) of cancer deaths among men. Related Questions of Breast Cancer in Men How can men get breast cancer when they don't have breasts? What puts a man at risk for breast cancer? What are the signs of male breast cancer? Is treatment for breast cancer in men the same as for women? What types of breast cancer do men suffer from most commonly? Why is breast cancer not as common in men as it is in women? Are men with breast cancer more likely to die of their disease than are women with breast cancer? What is gynecomastia? What is Klinefelter's syndrome? Page 1 of 1    | 1 |            Copyright © 2004. All rights reserved