This half-time, be a man of more words

George North, Wales

Every minute, somewhere in the world, a man dies by suicide. That’s 80 sons, husbands, brothers and fathers for every 80-minute game of rugby.

That’s why as the Six Nations recommences the 2020 tournament this October, we've joined forces with some familiar faces to encourage men to use the half-time break in each game of the Six Nations as an opportunity to talk to a mate.

Change the face of men's health.

If you or someone you know is in crisis, or needs emotional support please contact Samaritans on 116 123. If life is in danger, call 999 or go directly to emergency services.

Published Oct 15 2020

Tagged Mental Health, Suicide prevention, Help seeking, Social connection

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New research findings from a Movember-funded clinical trial called ENZA-p reveals a world-first combination treatment approach that has led to longer and better-quality lives for men living with incurable prostate cancer.

Two men in their 60s sit outside with coffee, both are smiling, and one has his arm around the other

A Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre study, part-funded by Movember, has led to a break-through in the treatment of early-stage prostate cancer.

Two older male friends standing in front of a painted brick wall.

Research by The Lancet says that annual prostate cancer cases and deaths are projected to rise.

Movember funding has supported ground-breaking new research which harnesses the use of artificial intelligence to improve prostate cancer treatment.

A mature-aged Black man smiling while looking past the camera.

A ground-breaking trial supported by Movember has shown that combining two different drugs could delay the progression of advanced prostate cancer by an average of five months.

Movember funding has supported a world-first trial which has shown Lu-PSMA therapy is safe and effective for men with newly diagnosed localised prostate cancer.

This half-time, be a man of more words

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