Let’s help the American Red Cross! October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Everything is turning pink. We’re here to tell you that #MenHaveBreastsToo. All you guys out there be sure to check yourselves and know that men can get breast…
When diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 24 our Male Breast Cancer Coalition founder Bret Miller decided to pay it forward in a big way. Thank you @MitchEnglish KOKH FOX 25 News, Oklahoma #MenHaveBreastsToo #bcsm FOX25
Myriad Genetics is dedicated to saving lives and improving the quality of life of patients worldwide through the discovery and commercialization of novel, transformative diagnostic products and services across major diseases. Myriad has provided MBCC & The Bret Miller 1T…
The Alliance for Fertility Preservation focuses on fertility preservation for cancer patients. Their mission is to increase information, resources and access to fertility preservation for cancer patients and the healthcare professionals who treat them. To streamline the process of accessing…
One-on-one Support Sometimes the best therapy for cancer is just talking to someone who’s been there. Male Breast Cancer Coalition and Imerman Angels share the belief that no one should face cancer alone. MBCC has partnered with Imerman Angels to provide…
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PatientTrueTalk.com is the only patient-to-patient registry where patients and/or their caregivers can create profiles with as much information as they feel comfortable sharing, and find matching profiles based on algorithms created by some of the country’s top clinical oncologists.
The Male Breast Cancer Coalition encourages all to sign up and receive periodic text message and email alerts that relate to MBCC events, updates and news. You may opt-in to categories that include the upcoming MBCC 2017, as well as…
Breast cancer reconstruction in men is not often reported in popular media or the news. However, after breast cancer treatment, men can have the same chest wall deformities and concerns about appearance as any other breast cancer patient.
