Men can develop breast cancer, and unilateral breast tissue density differences on DWI can be an indicator requiring further investigation.

“which most listeners might think is odd but it turns out men can get breast cancer it's just virtually in exceedingly rare exactly that's basically the DWI showed a difference in density between one breast and the other yeah that's where like why is that most of time when men actually have kind of camasta or that breast tissue it's usually bilateral because it's hormonal but to have unilateral is somewhat hot and so as a result we sent this person to an ultrasound which is a commonly done and they too had no idea and so they actually also made the call to biopsy and it came back as normal breast glandular tissue in a male”