Everyone is born with a small amount of breast tissue. While male breast cancer
is rare, 1 in 8 U.S. women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their
lifetime. You may wonder, is breast cancer hereditary? What are some of the risk
factors for breast cancer? Can my lifestyle increase or decrease my risk of
developing breast cancer? Answer these questions with Caroline Clune, M.D.,
Internal Medicine and Center for Breast Care provider at Mayo Clinic Health
System in La Crosse.

Mayo Clinic physicians and the American Cancer Society recommend women have an
annual breast screening beginning at age 40. Talk to your provider about your
health history and risk factors to determine if you should be screened more or
less frequently based on your breast cancer risk.

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