The aim is to explore the stigma and education gaps surrounding male breast cancer to improve outcomes.
Review of current literature on male breast cancer.
Assessment of public and professional education initiatives.
Evaluation of clinical research inclusion for men.
Increased awareness is critical for timely diagnosis.
Stigma remains a significant barrier to seeking help.
Enhancing education can lead to better outcomes for men.
Abstract
Addressing stigma, increasing public and professional education and promoting clinical research inclusive of men are essential to improving timely diagnosis and outcomes.