JKC Recognizes Movember: Men's Health Month: Websites

According to the PCF, prostate cancer is the most common non-skin cancer in America and that 1 out of 9 men will be diagnosed in his lifetime. The PCF provides guides, doctor portals, financial resources, and much more in order to help those diagnosed with prostate cancer.

The TCS states that, although rare, testicular cancer is the most common form of cancer in men between the ages of 15 and 35. However, testicular cancer is highly treatable, especially if caught early. Visit the TCS's website for more information on treatments, symptoms, exams, and support groups.

This leads to a list of articles published by Harvard Health Publishing, a division of Harvard Medical School. These articles focus on topics such as sexual health, hormones and aging, biopsies to help diagnose prostate cancer, and erectile dysfunction.

The Hormone Health Network reviews the importance of the hormone testosterone in men, it's role, and the symptoms and treatment of hypogonadism.

Healthline provides nine areas for men to maintain and examine when it comes to their physical and mental health.

Provided by the CDC, this article is a collection of data concerning the common causes of death in men as well as health and safety issues that men and male presenting individuals are facing today.

This article focuses Mayo Clinic's take on the areas that men should examine and maintain, as well as expands on certain topics and briefly overviews other potential risks.

MedLinePlus breaks down a list of health issues and provides sources and guides on prevention and treatment.

The National Institute of Mental Health provides an in depth look into male depression, the varying symptoms, causes, treatments, and potential resources for those struggling with mental illnesses.