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"Dr. Elizabeth Kavaler, a urogynecologist and the medical director of a clinic in Manhattan, says vaginismus can become “psychically depressing” for patients. “When you go to doctors and no one seems to know what it is,” she says, “it gets even worse."



- Elizabeth Kavaler, MD

"One's as easy as opening the fridge."




- Elizabeth Kavaler, MD

"A healthy diet with plant-based foods will help us live longer"



- Elizabeth Kavaler, MD

"While there are general recommendations for daily water intake (about half your body weight in ounces), Elizabeth Kavaler, M.D., a board-certified urologist in New York City notes that it’s highly individual. Everything from weather, physiology, or activity level can play a role in how much water you actually need."



- Elizabeth Kavaler, MD

"We really don't have a choice. Androgen-deprivation therapy is what can be offered to men with recurring or advanced prostate cancer. It's a matter of treating a deadly disease versus the risk of developing a non-life-threatening condition."

- Elizabeth Kavaler, MD

"Bremelanotide, or Vyleesi, is the first option available to women that allows them to treat their symptoms on an as-needed basis."


- Elizabeth Kavaler, MD

"This is a very useful study, in that it gives clinicians clear guidelines on how to treat men with high-risk prostate cancer who have elevated PSA after surgery and radiation."

- Elizabeth Kavaler, MD

"All these middle-aged women were addicted to Valium, because that was the solution to everything. Testosterone has become the new answer for a life of quiet desperation."

- Elizabeth Kavaler, MD

"Keep in mind that the research was done in people who had the illness."





- Elizabeth Kavaler, MD