Joaimee Cutrone on Raising Awareness of Male Breast Cancer

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Joaimee Cutrone, BSN, RN, discusses the importance of awareness for male breast cancer.

Joaimee Cutrone, BSN, RN, of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, discusses the importance of awareness of male breast cancer.

Provider awareness of male breast cancer can be crucial in order to improve diagnosis and treatment time of these patients. Additionally, awareness of patient resources is important. As breast cancer is a highly feminized disease, it is necessary to have gender-sensitive and male-centered resources for male patients with breast cancer.

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