Cancer Research 2020
According to a new study men with breast cancer are more likely to die than their female counterparts, across all stages of disease. The five-year mortality rate for men was 19% higher than for women. Additional studies are needed to identify the causes but any such studies would likely require international consortia because male breast cancer is so rare, accounting for less than 1% of cases. It is so rare, it would be extremely difficult for any single institute to recruit a sufficient number of patients for research. The study used 11 years of registry data from states 1.8 million female patients but only 16,025 male patients. About 85% of male breast cancer is ER-positive, a proportion that is higher than female breast cancer patients (75%) Join us at Cancer Research 2020 and present your research among global experts and know more about recent research. click here for registration : https://cancer.cmesociety.com/registration