Society & Culture
When doctors told Bret Miller at 24 years-old that he had breast cancer, he was the youngest man to ever be diagnosed with the disease. Today, Bret is 30 and on a mission to make sure other men get screened, and to let other survivors know they aren’t alone. In this episode of Identity Tales, Bret talks to Kate about carving out space for healing in a disease that’s been branded Pink. Learn more about Bret’s work with the Male Breast Cancer Coalition at www.malebreastcancercoalition.org