The annual campaign that invites people to grow a mustache says money raised will go towards supporting men's health projects across the Canada, including research in Calgary.

Several Calgary-area cancer charities say they're noticing a drop in the amount of money coming in from corporate sponsors.

In a Canadian first, patients in Calgary are benefiting from the UroNav Fusion Biopsy System, which helps doctors better detect prostate cancer.

The research found that PSA screening - which measures the amount of prostate specific antigen (PSA) in a man's blood - increases the number of prostate cancer diagnoses, but doesn't lower the number of deaths caused by the disease.

The Prostate Cancer Centre's Man Van made a pit stop in Edmonton Tuesday in hopes of encouraging more men to get tested for prostate cancer.