What’s behind those moustaches this November?
As the days grow shorter, moustaches are sprouting across top lips everywhere, marking Men's Health Month. It’s more than just a seasonal trend—it's a reminder to men everywhere to take charge of their health.
Did you know men are less likely to prioritise their health compared to women? This November, break the mould. Men’s Health Month shines a spotlight on key health issues affecting men, such as:
Participating in initiatives like Movember or No Shave November can help raise awareness and funds for vital causes. It’s a great way to contribute to your health and the wellbeing of others while having fun.
As the November nights grow darker, it’s tempting to hibernate. But Men’s Health Month is the perfect opportunity to kick-start healthier habits.
If you're looking for guidance, Doctor Care Anywhere’s ‘My Health’ wellbeing platform offers personalised tips on nutrition, physical activity, sleep, and managing stress—all accessible from your phone.
Taking care of your car is important—but are you paying the same attention to your own health?
A quick DIY Man MOT can help you spot potential issues early. Or, if you’d prefer professional support, book a video call with a Doctor Care Anywhere GP or Advanced Clinical Practitioner (ACP) who specializes in men’s health for personalised advice.
Stay proactive—early detection is key to addressing many health concerns.
It’s time to challenge the stigma around men’s mental health. Research shows men are less likely to seek help for emotional struggles, even though they face the same mental health challenges as anyone else.
This Men's Health Month, remember: It’s OK to not be OK. Strengthen your mental wellbeing by:
At Doctor Care Anywhere, we’re here to support your physical and mental wellbeing 24/7. Whether you need help tackling small concerns before they grow or you want to discuss something confidentially, our clinicians are just a video call away.
This Men’s Health Month, prioritise you. From building healthier habits to accessing professional support, take charge of your health today. Speak with a GP or ACP for tailored advice specific to men’s health—it's time to take action.