Breast Cancer – know your risk

Update: 2024-10-08

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Did you know that both men and women can get breast cancer? It is the most common type of cancer amongst women, and most breast cancers are self-detected. Our expert Dr Mary Nyangasi explains in Science in 5 today.

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Breast Cancer – know your risk

WHO's Department of Science in 5

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Breast Cancer – know your risk

WHO&apos;s Department of Science in 5

Breast Cancer – know your risk

WHO's Department of Science in 5