Know what you carry.
Talk with men who've been through it, help other men and the men in your family get tested, and take steps to prevent cancer.
You shouldn't have to figure this out alone.
Should I get tested? How do I tell my family? What does this mean for my kids? Who else has actually been through this?
That's the whole reason BRCA Bros exists.
Get screened, keep your legacy.
Legacy isn't just what you pass down. It's showing up for the people who need you, for as long as you can, and that starts with knowing what's going on with your own health.
Yes, men can get breast cancer.
Men carry BRCA mutations just as often as women do, and it raises the risk of prostate, breast, and pancreatic cancer. Most men don't know that yet.
What men should knowWhat the new research actually says.
A five-year study found annual PSA screening finds more serious prostate cancer in BRCA2 carriers than in non-carriers. A blood test that checks for many cancers at once missed its main goal in a trial of 142,000 people, and is still waiting on FDA approval.
Every entry says how solid the evidence is, so an early study never gets mistaken for advice.
Read the researchCommunity coming soon.
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