The leading charity changing the face of men’s health on a global scale, focusing on mental health and suicide prevention, prostate cancer and testicular cancer.
Thanks to Movember I discovered my cancer and it saved my life
It’s Testicular Cancer Awareness Month, meaning there’s no time like the present to get to know your nuts
The Mo Sisters supporting each other after suicide
Katy Martins explains why she’s running the London Landmarks Half Marathon on 3 April for Movember with a group of women who have all lost loved ones to suicide
Can remote prostate cancer monitoring improve men’s quality of life?
A study, supported by Movember, is aiming to show that men with advanced prostate cancer would suffer less if doctors were alerted to contact them when their health began to fail
Closing the cancer care gap
To mark World Cancer Day 2022 on 4 February, we’re highlighting some of the work we’re doing to improve outcomes for all men and help to close the equity gap
George North talks stress, motorbikes and working with Movember
The Wales rugby star and Movember supporter explains how his love of classic bikes helps him deal with the pressures of life
How Movember makes mental health a talking point for men of all ages
Movember CEO Michelle Terry explains the charity’s commitment to improving male mental wellbeing through research, support, encouragement and dedicated events
Movember launches parenting course for dads
Ahead of Father’s Day, Movember Global Mental Health Director Brendan Maher explains what the charity is doing to make life less stressful for families
Movember funds mental health projects
As Movember announces funding for men’s health projects to tackle social isolation, Michelle Terry looks at what the charity is doing to improve mental wellbeing in the UK’s Punjabi communities
Why Movember is asking you to be a man of more words
Globally, one man dies by suicide every minute. On World Suicide Prevention Day, Movember is asking men to start having better conversations