Breast Cancer in Men: Understanding Male Breast Cancer
If you have been diagnosed with male breast cancer, we understand the challenges and fears you face. Our skilled team is dedicated to helping you get back to a healthy life. While male breast cancer makes up less than 1 percent of all breast cancer cases, our fellowship-trained cancer doctors and support staff evaluate and review every single case for optimal treatment and recovery. Diagnosis and treatments for male breast cancer are based on the expertise of our breast cancer care team. And together, we work through every step of cancer care to provide a carefully thought-out, personalized treatment plan offering advanced care.
Treatments For Male Breast Cancer
UH Seidman Cancer Center is part of the National Cancer Institute-designated Case Comprehensive Cancer Center at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, one of an elite group of 41 comprehensive cancer hospitals nationwide. As a nationally recognized cancer program, we have expertise in both routine and complex care for every stage of male breast cancer. Our leading-edge breast cancer specialists are highly trained cancer authorities who focus on advanced treatments for male breast cancer. We have access to the latest treatments and technology before other hospitals, including:
- Chemotherapy treatments specific to tumor type
- Radiation therapy that prevents heart damage
- Genetics specialists who work with the cancer team
- Advanced clinical trials
Comprehensive Care for Men with Breast Cancer
Along with the latest advancements in male breast cancer care, we offer holistic support for the whole person with support groups, counseling, education, dietary advice, lifestyle tips and more. We believe the emotional side of the body must be treated as well as the physical illness for healing to take place.
Male Breast Cancer Clinical Trials
UH Seidman Cancer Center has many available clinical trials focused on breast cancer in men, giving patients access to leading-edge treatments that may not be available at other cancer hospitals. Learn more about clinical trials for male breast cancer.