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"Sex Problems of Man in Health and Disease: a popular study in sex knowledge" by Moses Scholtz, M. D., offers a comprehensive exploration of men's sexual health. This meticulously prepared republication of a historical text provides insights into sexually transmitted diseases, sexual dysfunction, and general sex education as understood at the time of its original publication.
Delving into the complexities of sexual health and disease, this study explores a range of topics relevant to men's well-being. Scholtz's work aims to provide a popular understanding of sex knowledge, addressing concerns related to infectious diseases and various aspects of sexual function. As a study in the social sciences, it serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the historical perspectives on these important subjects. This book will appeal to anyone looking to understand the history of sexual health and its impact on society.
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