Mustaches spotlight mens' health

TAMPA - November has become "Movember." It's a growing campaign where men sprout 'staches to raise money and awareness for prostate cancer and other cancers affecting men.

The guys at Baystage lighting in Tampa are proud to show off theirs.

"It has been a lot of fun. Everyone's got a different style mustache; everyone's doing a little something different," Mike Sherwin said.

Even the ladies are getting involved.

"Our owner at Baystage was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2009, so it's a cause that hits close to home to us," Amber Wolcott said. "I love the style of Movember, it's definitely a man's cause," she added.

And an important one: prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in men, and early detection is extremely important. Since 2003, Movember has helped raise $174 million worldwide for research and prevention.

"You always hear about Susan G. Komen and women's health. Men's health does tend to get neglected a lot more," Derek Phipps said.

It's a pretty cool concept too, depending on who you ask.

"I've heard some women say I've heard he's got a nice mustache over there. Me personally? Not a big fan," Wolcott said.

Lucky for her, the campaign only lasts until the end of the month. But like these guys say, there's always next year.