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'Suicide is the biggest global killer of men. That's why I'm doing this' - meet the cyclist riding Britain's coastline to get men on their bikes and talking

Chris Hall is riding around Great Britain unsupported to raise money for Movember

Cycling Weekly

Ahead of the Brisbane Olympics, it’s time for Australia to get serious about esports

Most of us have heard of esports but many don’t realise the fast-growing world of competitive video gaming features tournaments, university scholarships and billions of dollars in revenue.

The Conversation

Pocock calls Coalition’s planned public service cuts ‘pure Canberra bashing’ – as it happened

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6 in 10 young men in the UK turning to masculinity influencers, study says

The majority of men in the UK are engaging with masculinity influencers on a regular basis, as per a new study

Evening Standard

More than a third of young men who watch masculinity influencers act on their advice, research finds

Young men have taken testosterone injections, steroids or diet pills on the advice of social media influencers

The Independent UK

Government announces plans for first men’s health strategy

The move was hailed by experts, who say the blueprint will ‘bring real change’ to the lives of men across the country.

The Independent UK

How Movember is Raising Awareness for Cancer Beyond Just Prostate Cancer

Movember is a global movement known for raising awareness around men’s health issues. It began in 2003 with a focus on prostate cancer. Over the years, this annual event has grown into something much more. Now, Movember champions a wide array of men’s health issues, shining a light on cancers…

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How to start a conversation with male friends about their mental health

Ask open-ended questions, focus on being a good listener, and respect their boundaries.

The Independent UK

Real Talk: Tyne James Organ On Being Diagnosed With Bipolar And Managing His Mental Health

We spoke with Aussie singer-songwriter Tyne James Organ on his experience with bipolar disorder and managing his mental health.

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Real Talk: Why Comedian Cameron James Stopped Treating His Health As A Joke

We spoke to Cameron about his recent health scare, using humour as a coping mechanism and what helped him eventually seek help.

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Real Talk: AFL Star Sam Stubbs On How To Approach Mental Health In Indigenous Communities

"I've been to way more funerals than weddings, and most Aboriginal people are the exact same."

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Real Talk: Leah Johnsen Shares How Her Dad’s Alcohol Addiction Impacted Her Family

How many Australians are informal carers? 1 in 10 Australians, AKA 2.65 million people. Leah Johnsen is one of them, looking after her dad.

Pedestrian.tv

‘Fear Of Losing A Testicle Cost Him His Life’: Why This Advocate Is Urging Men To See The Doctor

What is the testicular cancer survival rate? 95% if detected early, which Roshan wished his brother Shehan knew before it was too late.

Pedestrian.tv

So Your Mate Has Told You They’re Not Doing Okay — Now What?

It's never been more important to check in on those who matter to you - and to do it right.

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Why Western Bulldogs’ Buku Khamis Wants To Raise Mental Health Awareness For Men

We had a chat with Buku to discuss his own experiences with mental health and how we can make these tough conversations easier.

AAP

Refugee men in Australia suffer high depression rates

Refugee men are at greater odds of depression and psychological strain from the experiences they have endured than with other Australian men, a study has found.

The Guardian - AU

‘I’m so sorry, I’ve got cancer’: why do two of every five Australian men die early from preventable conditions?

A new report suggests men are less likely than women to have a trusting relationship with a doctor and so miss out on health literacy and advice

The Guardian - UK

Call for action on UK men’s health as 133,000 die early every year

Movember says British men have worse health than comparable countries and suffer stark regional inequalities

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The Conversation

Olympic swimmers improving by … running? How exploration can help elite athletes and weekend warriors alike

The 2024 Paris Olympics are fast approaching and we can imagine the elite athletes maintaining a strict and gruelling training regimen in order to give themselves every chance of standing on the podium with a gold medal.

Pedestrian.tv

Why Do Young Men Avoid The Doctor Like The Plague? New Research Has Found 3 Key Reasons

Recent findings from the Movember Institute of Men's Health revealed that many young men are refusing to see a doctor despite needing to.

The Independent UK

8 things all men should do for their health today

To mark Men’s Health Week (June 10-16) men’s health experts and a GP tell Lisa Salmon what action men should take to protect their health

Zenger

Australian Scientists Create World’s Tiniest Mustache On Red Blood Cell

Microscopic 'Mo' Raises Awareness for Men's Health and Blood Donation

The Independent UK

Londoner to take on four 56km ultra-marathons for ‘hero’ father who died at 56

The first ultra-marathon takes place on November 4, in London.

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109,000 People Are Diagnosed With Testicular Cancer Annually, So Let’s Make Ball-Talk Less Awks

Every year 109,000 people are diagnosed with testicular cancer, but conversations about it are still awkward or taboo. How do we fix that?

The Independent UK

Will Poulter says acting offered ‘escape’ from mental health issues

The British actor spoke about his experiences with generalised anxiety disorder, depression and OCD.

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