More Men With Breast Cancer Opting for Double Mastectomies

A pool manager at the time, Miller, now 29, worried how he would look, saying, “It would have made me feel awkward and not make me want to be around a pool anymore.”

He’d planned to postpone the second mastectomy for a month so he could recover from the first. But the day before his initial surgery in 2010, Miller’s physician told him that after consulting another doctor they would stick with a single mastectomy because he should not be treated exactly like female patients.

http://abcnews.go.com/Health/men-breast-cancer-opting-double-mastectomies/story?id=33486337

MORE MEN WITH BREAST CANCER OPTING FOR DOUBLE MASTECTOMIES

 Then, after finally being told he had cancer, Miller, of Prairie Village, Kansas, was dismayed when a doctor recommended a double mastectomy.

http://www.infowars.com/more-men-with-breast-cancer-opting-for-double-mastectomies/

After 70 Years of Men, Some Say It Is ‘High Time’ a Woman Led the U.N.

 Growing calls for a woman to lead the United Nations reflect not only an appeal for gender equity but also frustration with the opaque way in which world powers bargain over the appointment.

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/23/world/after-70-years-of-men-some-say-it-is-high-time-a-woman-led-the-un.html