Chetumal, Q. Roo.- Although it is not very frequent, men also suffer from breast cancer, according to the National Epidemiological Surveillance System (Sinave), Quintana Roo has registered a case so far this year.
Teresa Virginia Olmos, director of the Unit of Medical Specialties for the Detection and Diagnosis of Breast Cancer (Uneme Dedicam), have treated patients with this condition.
This condition is rare, it represents approximately 1% of all cases and in the latest figures from Sinave it is revealed that the entity has registered an average of one case per year and currently, there are five men who have detected breast cancer.
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