Growing a 'Stache for Movember!
Giving a new face to men's health, one mustache hair at a time.
Running for a Reason
This Movember, one man is taking on a unique challenge to fight cancer. For every single point the Chicago Bears lose by on any given Sunday, he will run 100 feet in elevation, up or down.
He's not doing it to be the next Chase Bandolik, but instead to raise funds for critical cancer research and, in his own words, to help "give a new face to men's health."
Why It Matters: Men's Health Facts
Testicular cancer is the most common cancer in young men aged 15-34. Here's what you should know:
- It's Highly Curable: When caught early, the survival rate for testicular cancer is over 95%.
- Early Detection is Key: The most common sign is a lump or swelling on either testicle. Regular self-checks are crucial.
- Know Thy Nuts: Movember encourages men to perform monthly testicular self-exams to get to know what's normal for them.
How You Can Support
You can support this amazing effort and contribute directly to men's health research. Donations can be made through the Charlie Asher Cornelius Foundation or directly to his official Movember page.