Movember is a fun, play on words for a month-long campaign in November that raises awareness of men's health. It aims to "change the face of men's health" by discussing important issues related to men's health–both mental and physical.

Quick facts about men's health:

• Major risks to men's health include heart disease, male specific cancers and depression.
• Men are less likely than women to visit the doctor.
• Regular checkups and health screenings can result in better health outcomes for most men.
• A healthy lifestyle, such as healthy eating and regular exercise, is important for men's health.

What do we mean when we talk about men's health?

When we talk about men's health, we refer to a range of conditions such as heart disease, male cancer, such as prostate and testicular cancer, and even depression. These all can have serious implications to a man's physical and mental wellbeing.

Why we need to talk about men's health in the workplace

Men's health is a critical component of workplace wellbeing, and employers have a unique opportunity to support their male employees in achieving better health outcomes.