A report from the Spanish-language media outlet, Infobae, indicates that 70 men in Costa Rica have died from breast cancer over the past five years. While often considered a disease affecting only women, breast cancer can occur in men, and this data from Costa Rica highlights this reality. The reporting originates from Mexico City, with details provided by Yonhap News Agency correspondent Song Gwang-ho. This raises questions about awareness and early detection protocols for male breast cancer in Costa Rica. Further investigation is needed to understand potential contributing factors and the reasons for this mortality rate. The report underscores the importance of recognizing that breast cancer is not exclusively a women's health issue.