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As healthcare continues to improve and men are living longer, quality of life is becoming an integral part of the practice of medicine.
Advancing Men’s Health
About the Program
Thank you for your interest in supporting Men’s Health within the Department of Urology. The Men’s Health Program is led by Dr. Faysal Yafi, Assistant Professor of Urology, Chief of Andrology and Director of Men’s Health. Our Men’s Health Program is the only dedicated initiative of its kind in Orange County, striving to help men live “longer and stronger.” Men’s Health means exploring cutting-edge advances and therapies in low testosterone, male infertility, testicular pain, erectile dysfunction, and more. Click here to learn more about current major areas of research within Men’s Health.
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How can I help?
  • Help fund Men’s Health by making a gift
Current major research areas:
  • Management of Peyronie’s Disease
  • Diet and Men’s Sexual Health
  • Testosterone Replacement Therapy
  • Prosthetic Surgery for Erectile Dysfunction
  • The Gut Microbiome and Men’s Health
Ongoing research areas:
  • New Paradigms in Urologic Cancer Treatment
  • Urethral Stricture Disease
  • Kidney Stone Disease
  • Prostate Cancer Prevention and Detection

For a confidential conversation about how you can make a difference by donating today, making a multi- year pledge of support or by making a forward-thinking gift through your will or trust, please contact:

Matthew T. Spencer
Executive Director of Development
(714) 509-2112
mtspence@hs.uci.edu

Tim Prelletz
Director of Development
(714) 509-2113
Tim.prelletz@uci.edu

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Jaime Landman Endowed Chair in Urologic Surgical Oncology

Support clinical research, teaching, clinical work and training led by Dr. Jaime Landman in the field of Urologic Surgical Oncology

Curiosity and Innovation

Inspire innovative thought and creative approaches to clinical, research and teaching opportunities

Men's Health Fund

Extend our reach into integrative health research and education for the Men’s Health subspecialty

Female Urologic & Reconstructive Research

Support our translational research efforts in adult female urology, including new techniques in reconstruction to improve quality of life

Pediatric Urologic Research

Advance efforts to uncover the best and least invasive solutions for our most vulnerable patients

Advanced Care Fund for Urologic Cancers

Support clinical, research and teaching efforts for advanced urologic oncology conditions including metastatic disease

Urologic & Retroperitoneal Cancer Research

Further academic, data analytic and clinical research to enhance diagnostic and treatment protocols for bladder and other urologic cancers

Kidney Disease / Cancer Research & Ed.

Support our translational research and educational efforts in the area of kidney cancer and other retroperitoneal cancers

John W. Posey Resident Education Fund

Encourage creative, thoughtful and high-caliber resident education programs that include Grand Rounds, guest lectures and journal club

Male Urologic Reconstruction Research

Support our translational research efforts in adult male urology, including new techniques in reconstruction to improve quality of life

Endowed Resident Intl Travel Fund

Facilitate experiential learning for urologic residents in developing countries and help our team to teach best practices abroad

Dr. Eric Wisenbaugh Endowed Fellowship

Honor the life, character and dedication of Dr. Eric S. Wisenbaugh to endow a memorial fellowship focused on male reconstructive urology

Prostate Cancer Research & Education

Create awareness, enhance treatment options and improve outcomes for men with prostate cancer

BPH & Voiding Dysfunction Research

To support research in the area of benign prostatic hyperplasia (enlarged prostate) & voiding dysfunction.

Nader Sadoughi, MD Endowment for Molecular, Cellular and Regenerative Urology

To support research in the area of benign prostatic hyperplasia (enlarged prostate) & voiding dysfunction.

Randy Douthit Tissue Engineering Fund

Create awareness, enhance treatment options and improve outcomes for men with prostate cancer