Is your upper-lip tingling in anticipation for Movember 2018? Prep yourself to go bigger, better and hairier for men’s health with these quick tips.

Win tickets to the premiere of the final Game of Thrones season ever. Here's how to enter.

Received a Shave The Date leaflet through the door? Here’s how to claim your free razor.

Whether it's your fifth or first time leading a Movember Team, these essential resources are for every Movember Captain.

Join the thousands of students, teachers and staff members who fly the Mo flag every Movember for men’s health. Get on board with your school, make a difference and help men live happier, healthier, longer lives. With our resources, including lesson plans, quizzes, event ideas, health awareness tools and more - it couldn't be simpler!

We took the road less travelled to create something new for men going through a testicular cancer journey. See how and why.

Ten leading street artists including D*Face and Shepard Fairey are reigniting the conversation on men’s mental health.

The Movember Foundation, Harlequins Foundation and Harlequin FC join forces to “Stop Men Dying too Young”. To launch, Danny Care, Joe Marler, Dave Ward and Mark Lambert star in an emotive video encouraging men to open up about their mental health to raise awareness this World Suicide Prevention day.

Treatment for localised Prostate Cancer can have several side effects including, for many men, the inability to get an erection. Health services have traditionally just focussed on survival, but new programs are enabling men and their partners to maintain intimate, physical relations.

After treatment for prostate cancer, men in Victoria’s Gippsland region reported big problems with sexual function in much higher numbers than the rest of the population. Using telehealth to deliver psychology and education on sexual health, incontinence, exercise and diet, this intervention reduced problems with sexual function by 60%.

Exercise and diet hold the key to maintaining quality of life for men who have been diagnosed with prostate cancer, according to health professionals from Canada and Australia.

Research published in the prestigious journal 'Nature', has found a new form of immunotherapy that reactivates the response to hormone therapy in advanced prostate cancer.