A breast cancer diagnosis can be life-altering, making it understandable why people would choose to keep it private, but as October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we're sharing the stories of celebs who've spoken out about living with the disease. LINDA EVANGELISTAThe Canadian former supermodel has battled breast cancer twice in the past five years. “One in eight women get breast cancer. Tests revealed that he has the BRCA2 gene, a gene mutation in people with a family history of breast cancer. READ MORE | New guideline says women should get regular mammograms from the age of 40Mathew believes that the term breast cancer should be replaced with a more inclusive term for male patients.

Source: The Guardian October 26, 2023 13:49 UTC