You don't have to be female to get breast cancer

Article Abstract:

Breast cancer affects one in 1,000 men in the UK, a much smaller proportion than in women. However, it is important that men are aware of the risk of breast cancer and that they seek medical advice immediately if they discover a breast lump. Men tend to develop breast cancer seven years later than women on average, but survival rates are almost identical for both sexes, as long as symptoms are reported at the same stage. The overall survival rate for men is worse than for women, as men tend to delay seeking medical advice.

Health aspects, Breast cancer, Men, Men's health

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Where there's life, there's hope

Article Abstract:

A technique developed at Park Hospital in Nottingham, England, is set have a significant impact on fertility treatment for young cancer survivors. Researchers are looking to preserve the fertility of young boys with testicular cancer by removing small samples of testicular tissue and freezing it for later reimplantation.

Infertility, Male, Male infertility

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Bad moon rising

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the possible effect of lunar cycles on human health are discussed. Research indicates that many genuine diseases, painful conditions and strange behaviours peak at around the time of a full moon.

Influence, Moon

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