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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.

The genetic test Angelina Jolie helped make famous isn’t just for women. Certain at-risk men should consider it, too.