Male Breast Cancer Collateral Damage
Purpose of this Study:
Little is known about the impact breast cancer and its treatments have on men diagnosed with the disease. A research team led by Deanna Attai, MD, at the University of California, Los Angeles, wants to better understand how breast cancer impacts men’s quality of life and the collateral damage they experience from the disease and its treatments. Collateral damage includes the physical, functional, psychological, emotional, social, vocational, and financial affects of a cancer diagnosis. The research team has developed a five-question survey for men who are currently being or have been treated for breast cancer. The five open-ended questions will take about 15 minutes to complete. Participating in this research study is voluntary. The research team will use the responses to develop a comprehensive questionnaire it will distribute to a larger number of men. The results of that questionnaire will be used to develop a set of recommendations to improve the quality of life of men who have been diagnosed with breast cancer.
This Study Involves:
- An online survey that will take approximately 15 minutes to complete
Participating Locations:
Anywhere in the World
Researchers:
Deanna Attai, MD
University of Los Angeles, California
In partnership with the Male Breast Cancer Coalition and Dr. Susan Love Foundation for Breast Cancer Research.
Recruiting For:
Men age 18 or older, who have even been diagnosed with breast cancer of any stage (Stage 0-IV)
The Love Research Army, formerly the Army of Women,
is the signature program of Dr. Susan Love Foundation for Breast Cancer Research.
Dr. Susan Love Foundation for Breast Cancer Research is dedicated to achieving a future without breast cancer by igniting visionary, collaborative research, and a distinctive approach to education. We make innovative breast cancer research possible by generating bold ideas and enlisting the best experts, both inside and outside of the field of cancer research, to understand the complex nature of breast cancer and the experience of those impacted by the disease.
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