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Does breasts sucking really prevent cancer? Expert weighs in

According to her, partners who are familiar with each other’s bodies may notice unusual changes, including lumps, changes in breast size or shape, and fluid discharge that was not present before.
Dr Kutin Mensah added that men might also notice unusual fluid coming from their partners’ nipples.
KATH records 234 confirmed breast cancer cases in 2025 Speaking during a breast cancer screening campaign organised by the Adunyame Foundation and Hadassah Network Outreach on October 9, 2026, she said such observations could prompt women to seek early medical attention.
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