Tony, a man with shoulder length white hair, dark eyebrows, a gold earring and a handlebar moustache, wearing a green and white striped polo t-shirt, with some tattoos visible on his arms. Posing for portraits, sat outside on a bench, with the wind through his hair.

Information and support for men with breast cancer

If you’re a man facing breast cancer, we’re here. We've designed this page in collaboration with men affected by breast cancer, to bring together information and support that you might find helpful.

Specialist information and support

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    Trusted information

    Learn all about breast cancer in men, from causes and symptoms, to diagnosis and treatment.

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    Coping emotionally

    There’s no right or wrong way to feel after a breast cancer diagnosis. Find tips and resources for dealing with your emotions.

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    Contact our nurses

    If you want to ask something about breast cancer, find more support or just talk things through, our breast care nurses are here.

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Tony's story

Talk to men like you

Someone Like Me

Diagnosed with breast cancer? We can match you with another man who’s been in a similar position.

Someone Like Me

Our forum

On our breast cancer for men page, share what’s on your mind with other men who really get it.

Enter the forum

Men’s Virtual Meet-Up (VMU)

The Men’s VMU is an online group to share information, raise awareness, and support each other.

Join the Men's VMU

Real stories from men with breast cancer

Listen

Hear men talk about their breast cancer experiences, as part of our podcast.

Listen

Read

Read more stories from men with breast cancer

Personal stories

Watch

Watch Roger join Addie live on Facebook to talk about his experience of breast cancer.

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More support for you

Everyone affected by breast cancer can turn to us for support. Whether you want to speak to someone, join a course, or meet other people who understand what you’re going through, our free services are always here for you.