While it may be rare in New York and across the U.S., some men are at risk for getting breast cancer. In fact, both men and women have the identical risk factors, which include age and the presence of genetic mutations. The National Cancer Institute states that men who are between the ages of 60 and 70 are more likely to develop the disease. Also, men who have a history of the disease in their family have an increased chance of getting breast cancer.
Pedestrian accidents are often among the most serious of auto accidents because pedestrians have no protection from the impact of the vehicle which strikes them.
