Henry Crew took part in the year long challenge to raise awareness of mental health issues, and funds for Movember.

Movember has teamed up with three of horse racing’s brightest stars to raise awareness of testicular cancer.

Two thirds of British men aged 18-34 don’t know their testicular cancer risk

Comedian Michael Shafar initially didn't consult his doctor after noticing something different with his testicles and it could've cost him his life.

Today, the Hairy Handlebars kick off their London to Tokyo cycle in support of Movember and men's health.

Doug's experience with testicular cancer inspired his involvement with Movember, and he hopes his story will inspire men like him to check their nuts.

Twin brothers Ryan and Sean Collard were diagnosed with testicular cancer just 20 days apart

Entertainment reporter Mat Whitehead is used to being on top of things like The Bachelor, but he admits he could've been more on top of his testicular health.

"The big thing to know for every guy is to know your nuts. Know what normal feels like so that when something isn’t normal you can go get it checked out."

Movember is pleased to announce that we are once again a charity partner for the 2019 TCS New York City Marathon.

More than four in five British men struggle with sexual problems following treatment for prostate cancer yet over half (56%) fail to receive any medical help, according to new research funded by the Movember Foundation.

Breaking down barriers while opening up communication is no easy feat, but for men like John Peters, TrueNTH Telehealth does just that.