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Can contralateral breast cancer be included for male individuals in CanRisk?
Can contralateral breast cancer be included for male individuals in CanRisk?
- Tim Carver
Owned by Tim Carver
Last updated: Jul 02, 2020
The cancer risk models do not take into account contralateral breast cancer in males. Therefore it is not possible to enter contralateral breast cancer for male individuals in the family history.
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