The Male Breast Cancer Blog

Cancer treatment often reshapes daily life. Fatigue, nausea, joint pain, and emotional strain can turn ordinary routines into challenges. A thoughtfully prepared rehabilitation space at home helps ease physical discomfort, protect safety, and lower stress for both the person recovering and the caregiver. When the room is designed with intention, it becomes part of the healing process instead of another obstacle to navigate. Quick Takeaways Use layered, warm lighting to reduce

Male breast cancer: what’s changed in 15 years and how can you help continue to advance it? Though much of the public’s attention rightly focuses on female breast cancer, male breast cancer (MBC) is real and slowly being recognized more often. In the United States today, roughly 2,700–2,800 men are diagnosed with invasive breast cancer each year; about 500–530 men die from the disease annually. Between 1990 and 2021 breast cancer in men have more than doubled according to a s

HIS Breast Cancer Awareness-Bringing Blue Into the Pink Fifteen years ago, a brother and sister, Harvey I. Singer and Vicki Singer Wolf took their shared experience as breast cancer survivors and turned it into a mission that would change lives around the world. Together, they founded HIS Breast Cancer Awareness, a nonprofit dedicated to shining a light on a little-known fact: breast cancer does not only affect women, men can be diagnosed, too. Breaking the Stigma Around Male

Male breast cancer, though rare, is a critical health concern that requires greater awareness and education. Early detection is key.