Stephen Nahorniak – Being A Man With Breast Cancer

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Harvey Singer, co-founder of HisBreastCancer.org talks about his story living with male breast cancer.

*Hoping to program for Male Breast Cancer Awareness Week starting on Oct 16

MJS: The stat (men have higher mortality rates) is true, but barely. Let’s not make it part of the share text please.

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Stephen Nahorniak
Contact name:
Stephen Nahorniak
Contact email:
snahorni@gmail.com

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