Link to the book. Below are the publicly available excerpts from Dr Spitz’s chapter addressing Internet porn’s effects on sexual functioning and sexual relationships. Link to his website (and his bio): aaronspitz.com/about/
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Featured on national television, Aaron Spitz, M.D. is a board-certified urologist and a leading expert in male sexual health and fertility. He has helped countless men overcome these challenges, including erectile dysfunction, low testosterone, Peyronie’s Disease, and low sperm count. He is a nationally recognized leader in microsurgical vasectomy reversal. Dr. Spitz is able to demystify these complex and emotional conditions for his patients as well as for the public at large. Dr. Spitz served as Assistant Clinical Professor of Urology, UC Irvine for 10 years, where he oversaw their training for male sexual health and infertility. He has published numerous articles and book chapters on these subjects.
Dr. Spitz is a national leader in health policy for urologists across the nation. He serves as the lead delegate representing all of America’s urologists to the American Medical Association (AMA). He also is in charge of pioneering the use of telemedicine for America’s urologists. He frequently meets with state and national legislators about topics of critical concern to doctors and patients alike.
Aaron Spitz, MD, is a television personality who is frequently called upon to shed light on various men’s health topics. He has appeared on Dr. Phil, the Real Housewives of Orange County, and he is a frequent guest and part-time co-host on the popular CBS talk show, The Doctors.
Dr. Spitz was born in Miami Beach, Florida. He holds a BA in government from Cornell University, an MD from Cornell University Medical College, a fellowship in male infertility from Baylor University, and he is a board certified urologist. He is a member of a number of urology and reproductive health associations, including the American Urological Association, the American Association of Clinical Urologists, the American Medical Association, the Society for the Study of Male Reproduction, Society for Male Reproduction and Urology, the American Telemedical Association, California Medical Association, Orange County Medical Society, and the Orange County Urological Society.
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