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Infertility in men linked to higher chance of developing breast cancer – study

Infertile men may be twice as likely to develop breast cancer than those without fertility issues, new research suggests. The study also found there were significantly more men with no children among those who had been diagnosed with breast cancer. ...

17 May 2022 at 02:25

Local News

Breast cancer: Grandfather urges men to check themselves after finding lump

A Letterkenny man has appealed to men to check themselves for signs of breast cancer after he had a scare with the disease. Pat McLaughlin went to his GP after finding a lump in his chest but was given the all-clear following an examination at the ...

08 Apr 2022 at 18:33

Health & Wellbeing

Everything you need to know about male breast cancer, as a new infertility link is discovered

Finding out you’re infertile can be devastating whether you’re male or female. But for men, the inability to conceive children naturally could be dangerous too, as new research suggests infertile men may be twice as likely to develop breast ...

17 May 2022 at 07:25

Health

I don’t know how long I’ve got left: Dad given terminal breast cancer diagnosis after losing mum and stepmum to disease

A father given a terminal breast cancer diagnosis after losing his mother and stepmother to the same disease will take part in a charity fashion show to raise awareness to help others – but he does not know how much time he has got left. ...

12 Apr 2024 at 06:30

Health

Grandad diagnosed with breast cancer after discovering lump in chest urges men to ‘swallow pride pill’ and seek help

A grandfather-of-two diagnosed with breast cancer after discovering a lump in his chest is urging men to swallow their “pride pill” and ask for help when it comes to their health as he “might not be sitting here now” if he had not taken ...

03 Jul 2023 at 07:39

Health

‘It killed my wife and then I got male breast cancer – don’t ignore lumps, this deadly disease doesn’t discriminate’

A man who lost his wife to breast cancer before his own rare breast cancer diagnosis and mastectomy has warned men not to ignore lumps in their chest as the disease “does not discriminate”. Mark Thatcher, 62, who lives in the New ...

24 Jul 2024 at 06:30

Health

‘Healthy’ man diagnosed with prostate cancer and breast cancer within four months urges men to talk and ‘act quickly’

A “fit and healthy” man who suddenly collapsed, then was diagnosed with prostate and breast cancer in the space of four months, is encouraging men to “talk to somebody” and “act quickly” if they suspect something is wrong. Roger ...

17 Jul 2024 at 06:30

Health

Don’t die of ignorance: Dad who initially ignored breast cancer says disease has returned in spine and is incurable

A father who was diagnosed with breast cancer before the disease returned in his spine and “riddled” his body nearly two decades later is urging other men not to “die of ignorance”. Brian Place, a 60-year-old operations manager ...

29 Oct 2024 at 17:40

Health

Dad who had right breast removed due to cancer gets ‘astonishing’ 3D nipple tattoo and finally feels ‘complete’ again

A father-of-three who had his right breast removed due to cancer finally feels “complete” again after getting a realistic 3D nipple tattoo. Dave Talbot, 67, an IT consultant and retired police officer from Bristol, was ...

13 Mar 2025 at 17:12

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