Article in The Tennessean by Sara Kavanaugh "Men's breast cancer is rare, but real. Here's what you need to know."

In this Tennessean opinion piece, Peter Cornell brings attention to the often-overlooked reality of male breast cancer, especially in the context of hereditary cancer risk. He highlights how genetic factors like BRCA or other mutations can affect men too, and advocates for awareness, screening, and breaking stigmas.

It’s a powerful reminder that cancer risk - and discussion about hereditary cancer - shouldn’t be siloed by gender. I’m honored to feature this perspective because it speaks to the broader mission I share: expanding conversations, normalizing vulnerability, and making hereditary cancer awareness inclusive.