A genetic counselor discusses the impact of these mutations and the importance of collecting family histories.

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Everyone knows women face a risk of developing breast cancer. Although far rarer, the disease can surface in men, too.

Some genetic mutations linked to breast cancer also can affect men, but in a different way. A Michigan Medicine urologist explains the connection.

If you’ve had a cancer genetic test and risk assessment, this is why you should share those results with your family.