Too many men don’t have a family physician and don’t get regular checkups, says Culley Carson, MD. This problem is especially bad among younger men. Between ages 18 and 30, healthy men should see a doctor every two to three years. Men 30 and older should go annually. [Read More]

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The UNC Men’s Health Program brings together physicians, scientists, public health leaders and specialists with the goal of improving awareness and access to men’s health services. Find a list of common conditions our providers treat as well as UNC Health Care departments that work within the men’s health program.

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The UNC Men’s Health Program is supporting research designed to address the healthcare and social issues of Men’s Health through The North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences (NC TraCS) Institute at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Research that we are interested in supporting may include:

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Our program brings together everyday Champions with multidisciplinary physician-scientists, public health leaders, and other practitioners who are dedicated to the health and well-being of men of ALL AGES

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