Scientists at The Institute of Cancer Research in London, UK, have found that testing for large numbers of genetic changes can identify men with over a 10-fold increased risk of testicular cancer.

Applications for Movember’s Student Ambassador Programme 2017 are officially open for students in the UK.

A new blood test, funded in part by the Movember Foundation, could predict which men with advanced prostate cancer will respond to new targeted treatments for the disease.

We’re proud to share that the Movember Foundation has risen up the ranks to 49th out of top 500 NGOs (non-governmental organisations) around the world.

Run the 2017 TCS NYC Marathon with Team Movember!

I’m not someone who goes to the doctor very often. I was back in the UK, and had noticed a bump on my testicles for some time now, but I didn’t want to talk about it or confront it.

I’ve always been an active person throughout my life, and I was a physical education teacher. So to find out, at 48, that I had prostate cancer, that came as a pretty big surprise. 

It’s recommended that all men begin talking to their GP about a PSA test at the age of 50 (or 45 if you have a family history). But just a few months before my 43rd birthday, my doctor brought up doing a PSA test just to establish an accurate baseline for tests in later years.

Hundreds of thousands of men around the world are diagnosed with prostate cancer every year. In addition to the toll that cancer takes on the body and mind, the necessary treatment for that cancer can also produce a range of life-changing side effects.

In September 2013 I found an abnormality during a self-exam, and my wife encouraged me to go to the doctor.

The votes are in. This year, we handed out the title for Man of Movember, Miss Movember, Lame Mo and Movember Team.

Growers, Movers, Hosters, Mo Bros and Mo Sistas of the UK: 2016's results are in.