From cardiology to urology, our nationally ranked specialists use the latest medical advances to diagnose and treat men’s health conditions.

Our primary care providers offer annual physicals and routine health care at 17 offices throughout Sacramento and Northern California.

A commitment to research and innovation keeps UC Davis Health at the forefront of medicine. Our clinical trials provide access to new technology and treatments.

Men are less likely than women to get an annual physical. They also tend to put off seeing a provider when symptoms of a condition begin. This increases the chances of developing a preventable illness or being able to treat one early.

Men have a higher incidence of injuries and deaths from accidents. These are often the result of behaviors like reckless driving, high-adrenaline sports or driving under the influence.

Men are more likely to smoke and drink alcohol. Research links these lifestyle habits to a range of health conditions like coronary artery disease (CAD) and cancer.

Eating foods high in saturated fat and cholesterol and low in fiber contribute to serious health conditions in men like CAD and colon cancer.

Studies link high cholesterol levels to heart and vascular conditions like coronary artery disease (CAD). Men over 35 should have their cholesterol checked annually.

Providers recommend colon cancer screenings for men starting at age 50. If you are younger than 50 with a family history of colon cancer, talk with your provider about early screening.

The risk of diabetes increases as you age. By age 45, you should have regular blood tests to check for type 2 diabetes.

Screenings for lung cancer should begin by age 50 if you have a history of smoking. Smoking is strongly linked to lung cancer.

You should be screened for prostate cancer starting at age 50. Discuss early screening with your provider if you have a family history of prostate cancer and are younger than 50.

We offer a variety of cosmetic services for men, including dermatology and plastic and reconstructive surgery. Providers care for patients interested in bariatric and cosmetic surgery, as well as congenital deformities and injuries.

Metabolic health issues, including diabetes, kidney disease and steatotic (fatty) liver disease, are a common concern among men. Our specialties work with your to assess your individual needs.

Cardiovascular disease is very common in men. If left untreated, it can lead to heart attack, stroke and other serious problems. Our specialists develop personalized plans for every step of your heart care, from diagnosis to treatment.

Male infertility is a common condition. We offer advanced medical and surgical treatments for male infertility and reproductive disorders.

We are a leading center for urology care and research. Many urologic conditions affect men, including incontinence, sexual dysfunction and testicular torsion. Our urology specialists are here to help you.