TANYELİ KAZAZ is a Lecturer at Gaziantep University, Faculty of Medicine, Department of Biostatistics and Medical Informatics since 2015. He holds a Doctorate in Biostatistics from Sankor University (2019-2023), a Master's in Statistics from Hacettepe University (2011-2014), and a Bachelor's in Statistics from Hacettepe University (2006-2011). His research focuses on Biostatistics applications in health sciences, including: Statistical modeling in obstetric and perinatal medicine Epidemiological analysis of pediatric infectious diseases AI and infodemiology in public health surveillance Clinical data analysis for migraine and erectile dysfunction His recent publications include studies on: Vitamin D and hyperemesis gravidarum Covid-19 pandemic prediction via Google searches Pelvic floor health in aging populations Oxidative stress in cardiovascular restenosis He has presented at international biostatistics and health research conferences on topics ranging from network meta-analysis to AI validation in medical education.
Dr. Juan José Andino serves as an Assistant Clinical Professor in the Department of Urology at the University of California, Los Angeles (David Geffen School of Medicine) and holds a dual appointment at Martin Luther King Jr. Community Healthcare where he established a Men's Health Clinic in Wilmington. His clinical practice focuses on specialized areas of male reproductive medicine and sexual health that extend beyond standard urological care. Dr. Andino earned his MD from the University of Michigan in 2017, followed by a Urology Residency at the University of Michigan Health System (2022), and completed advanced fellowship training in Male Reproductive Medicine and Surgery at UCLA (2023). He also holds an MBA from the Stephen M. Ross School of Business (2017). His academic credentials include board certification in Urology from the American Board of Urology (2025) and UCLA certification in Spanish-language medical proficiency. His research interests center on improving outcomes in complex urological conditions, with particular emphasis on penile prosthesis outcomes, priapism management (especially in Sickle Cell population), male infertility treatments, and telehealth applications in urologic care. Dr. Andino is an active collaborator in Mobyus, a national male fertility research consortium, and contributes to initiatives improving resources for Spanish-speaking patients in sexual medicine. His work bridges clinical innovation with health equity, focusing on expanding access to specialized care for underserved populations in South Los Angeles through his work at MLK Community Healthcare. Analysis of Dr. Andino's publication record reveals a consistent focus on improving surgical outcomes in specialized urological procedures, particularly penile prosthetics and microsurgery for male infertility. His research demonstrates particular interest in volume-outcome relationships, complication management, and innovative approaches to traditionally challenging conditions like priapism and Peyronie's disease. The growing emphasis on telehealth applications in his recent work reflects adaptation to changing healthcare delivery models while maintaining high-quality care standards. Super Doctors® Southern California Rising Stars, 2026 Best Poster - Surgical Treatment of ED, American Urological Association Meeting, 2025 Bruin Scholar Award, UCLA Health, 2023 John D Silbar Award, American Urological Association North Central Section, 2022 Men's Health Traveling Scholar, SMSNA & SSMR, 2021 Male Infertility Traveling Scholar, SMRU, 2020 As the urology lead for UCLA Health's Oncofertility Program, Dr. Andino provides advanced fertility-preserving options for cancer patients, particularly in cases where traditional sperm banking isn't possible. His advocacy work includes regional and national initiatives to improve resources for Spanish-speaking patients and providers in sexual medicine. He actively mentors medical students, residents, and fellows while serving on professional society committees to ensure research findings translate into real-world clinical practice improvements. Dr. Andino established the Men's Health Clinic at MLK Community Healthcare in Wilmington, significantly expanding access to specialized sexual and reproductive care for patients in South Los Angeles. Dr. Andino maintains active roles in multiple professional organizations including the Sexual Medicine Society of North America (SMSNA), where he was named Member of the Month in March 2024. He serves as a reviewer for Urology Gold Journal (Reviewer of the Month, October 2024) and contributes to national guideline development, including key updates to the AUA/ASRM male infertility guidelines. His clinical practice at The Men's Clinic in Santa Monica provides comprehensive care for complex male reproductive issues, with special expertise in penile prosthetics, microsurgery, and management of rare conditions like prolonged priapism.
Catherine Holborn is a Senior Lecturer in Radiotherapy & Oncology at the School of Health and Social Care, University of Sheffield Hallam. She holds roles as Training & Education Lead at the Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre (AWRC), focusing on innovations in cancer care, rehabilitation, and education. Her expertise spans Prostate Cancer, Cancer Rehabilitation & Survivorship, and Personalized Care, with a strong emphasis on online/distance learning delivery. She contributes to national organizations like Prostate Cancer UK and the UK Association of Supportive Cancer Care. Education qualifications include a BSc (Hons) in Radiotherapy and Oncology, PGD in Radiotherapy and Oncology in Practice, and an MSc in Prostate Cancer Care. She previously served as a Superintendent Radiographer at Nottingham City Hospital and transitioned to academia in 2003. Research interests prioritize patient-centered care, advanced communication skills, and technical innovations in radiotherapy. Collaborations with AWRC explore CPD initiatives in cancer rehabilitation and physical activity promotion. Current projects include studies on patient experiences of upright radiotherapy and the efficacy of community-based exercise programs for cancer survivors. Her publications focus on prostate cancer survivorship, radiotherapy outcomes, LGBTQ+ health, and patient-reported outcomes. She advocates for improving healthcare education to enhance clinical practice and patient outcomes.
Cihad Dündar is a Professor at Ondokuz Mayıs University, Faculty of Medicine , with appointments in both the Department of Internal Medicine and Department of Public Health . He earned his undergraduate degree from Ege University (1984) and completed his medical expertise at Ondokuz Mayıs University (1990). Academic Positions : Professor (2006–Present), Associate Professor (2000–2006), Assistant Professor (1996–2000), Research Assistant (1987–1990) at Ondokuz Mayıs University Managerial Roles: Head of Department (2018–2021), Executive Board Member (2007–2010), Director of Vocational School (1999–2000) Research Interests span Pediatric Endocrinology , Social Pediatrics , Epidemiology , and Public Health , with a focus on obesity, metabolic syndrome, tobacco exposure, mental health, and health policy. His work often integrates Environmental Medicine and Social Determinants of Health , particularly in child and maternal health. Publications (selected from 2025–2021) reveal trends in Obesity Research , Sexual Health , Pandemic Response , and Health Systems Analysis . Notable studies include predictive models for metabolic syndrome and investigations into vaccine hesitancy. Scientific Awards : Dr. Tahsin Fıratlı Uluslararası Tüberküloz Yayın Ödülü (2020) Thesis Advisory includes 10 supervised students in areas like Child Health , Public Health , and Mental Health . He also serves as a peer reviewer for journals in Pediatrics , Public Health , and Psychiatry .
John Cochrane is an Assistant Professor at the Wayne State University School of Medicine, Department of Urology. He practices in Detroit, Michigan, with clinical interests spanning General Urology, Female Pelvic Health, and surgical management of urologic conditions. Education: B.S. in Applied Biology from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology (2013), M.D. from Indiana University School of Medicine (2017). Clinical Focus: Female urology, stone disease, erectile dysfunction, obstructive urology, and urologic reconstruction. Academic Focus: Resident clinical/surgical training and medical student education. Dr. Cochrane also emphasizes public health initiatives, environmental conservation, and social equality in his humanitarian efforts. His hobbies include gardening and maintaining saltwater reef tanks.
Susan MacDonald, MD is an Associate Professor in the Department of Urology at Penn State University's College of Medicine, specializing in reconstructive urology and men's health. She serves as Program Director for the Urology Residency, emphasizing resident education and curriculum innovation. Education: MD from University of Florida, Residency at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Fellowship in Reconstructive Urology at Wake Forest Clinical Research Focus: Global health outreach (Mexico, India), tobacco's impact on surgical outcomes, and urethral stricture disease management Her scholarly work spans surgical pathology, reproductive health, and gender equity in academia, including studies on priapism, prosthetic urology, and chronic pelvic pain syndromes. Notably, she received the Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching (2022) for her educational contributions. Dr. MacDonald's expertise encompasses advanced microsurgical techniques and diversity initiatives in urology.
Alison Rasper, MD is an Assistant Professor of Urology specializing in the Reconstructive Division with a focus on Male Urology at the University of Kentucky College of Medicine. She is affiliated with the Department of Urology and maintains her clinical practice at the Medical Science Building (MS276B). Dr. Rasper completed her medical education at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, residency at Geisinger Medical Center, and fellowship at Wake Forest University, Bowman Gray School of Medicine. She holds board certification from the American Board of Urology. Her research focuses on reconstructive urology with expertise in penile transplantation, Peyronie's disease, urological prosthetics, and prostate cancer survivorship. Her work challenges existing paradigms in the field while advancing surgical techniques and patient outcomes. She has published extensively on topics ranging from immunological responses to quality improvement in urological care. Analysis of her publications reveals a consistent focus on improving outcomes for patients with complex urological conditions, particularly through innovative approaches to reconstructive procedures and challenging established beliefs in male urological care. Board Certification: American Board of Urology Dr. Rasper actively contributes to advancing reconstructive urology through her clinical practice, research, and academic appointments. Her collaborative approach addresses complex urological conditions while focusing on comprehensive patient care pathways and quality improvement initiatives.
Megan R. McMurray Bires is a urologist and Visiting Assistant Professor at the University of Utah, specializing in male infertility, men’s health, erectile dysfunction, Peyronie’s disease, hypogonadism, and surgical management of testicular pain. She completed her medical degree at Kansas City University and urology residency at Southern Illinois University School of Medicine, followed by a two-year fellowship in male infertility and men’s health at the University of Utah, gaining expertise in microsurgery and complex andrology procedures. Medical Degree: Kansas City University Residency: Southern Illinois University School of Medicine Fellowship: University of Utah (male infertility and men’s health) Her research and academic interests include male reproductive health, sexual health education, osteopathic medical education, gender dynamics in urology, clinical research standards, and medical device innovation. She emphasizes patient-centered care, collaborating with patients and partners to create individualized treatment plans, and mentors future physicians in urology. Clinically, she specializes in vasectomy reversal, male infertility treatment, penile prosthesis surgery, varicocelectomy, and comprehensive andrology care. Her work also explores integrating sexual health into palliative care frameworks.
Alexander W. Pastuszak, MD, PhD is an Associate Professor of Surgery (Urology) and Chief of the Section for Surgical Innovation at the University of Utah School of Medicine, where he also holds an adjunct associate professorship in Pathology. A board-certified urologist and internationally recognized authority on men’s health, he specializes in male infertility, erectile dysfunction, Peyronie’s disease, and hypogonadism, running a busy clinical practice at the South Jordan Health Center. Education & Training: BS in Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology – Yale University MD & PhD (Molecular Biology/Regenerative Medicine) – University of California, San Francisco Residency in Urology – Baylor College of Medicine Fellowship in Male Reproductive Medicine & Surgery – Baylor College of Medicine under Drs. Larry Lipshultz & Dolores Lamb Research Focus: Dr. Pastuszak directs an NIH-funded translational program dissecting the genetic underpinnings of male infertility, the molecular mechanisms of erectile dysfunction, and the pathophysiology of Peyronie’s disease. His work integrates big-data epidemiology, genomic biomarkers, and clinical trials to develop precision therapies for men’s reproductive and sexual health. Publications & Impact: With more than 140 peer-reviewed articles, two edited textbooks, and multiple international guidelines, his scholarship has helped redefine care paradigms in andrology. Recent papers explore hypogonadism trends, surgical infection risk, and genetic drivers of Peyronie’s disease, reflecting a portfolio that bridges population science and bench-to-bedside innovation. Honors & Funding: Urology Care Foundation Rising Stars in Urology Award Continuous NIH grant support for male reproductive genetics research Entrepreneurship & Leadership: Beyond academia, he is co-founder & CEO of Paterna Biosciences, pioneering in-vitro spermatogenesis platforms, and previously served as President of Clinical Care & Chief Medical/Scientific Officer of Vault Health. He advises multiple healthcare and biotech ventures, accelerating diagnostics, therapeutics, and digital health solutions in reproductive medicine.
John P. Smith, DO serves as an Assistant Professor (Clinical) in the Department of Surgery at the University of Utah, specializing in Urology. He provides clinical care at multiple locations including the South Jordan Health Center and Urology Clinic at University of Utah Hospital. Utah Valley University - Undergraduate in Basic Sciences Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine - Medical School Long Island Community Medical Center - Family Practice Residency Smith Institute for Urology - Genitourinary Medicine Fellowship Dr. Smith is board-certified in Family Medicine with specialized fellowship training in Genitourinary Medicine. His clinical practice focuses on providing evidence-based urologic care with particular attention to men's health issues including vasectomy, cystoscopy, and general urology concerns. He brings a unique perspective to urology through his background in family medicine, emphasizing compassionate patient-centered care. As co-host of the popular podcast "Who Cares About Men's Health?" (part of The Scope radio program), Dr. Smith actively engages in public health education. He has been featured in numerous podcast episodes covering topics such as testosterone therapy, erectile dysfunction, testicular health, and preventative care for men. His recent personal journey of losing approximately 60 pounds has become a platform for discussing weight management challenges specific to men. Dr. Smith maintains active clinical practice while contributing to medical education through his academic appointment. He has developed strong rapport with patients, as evidenced by his consistently high patient satisfaction ratings (4.9/5 based on 595 reviews). His approach emphasizes direct communication, realistic treatment options, and creating a comfortable environment for discussing sensitive men's health issues.
Joshua J. Horns, PhD, is affiliated with the Department of Surgery at the University of Utah. His research spans diverse disciplines including clinical surgery, urology, vascular surgery, pediatric surgery, conservation biology, and science education. Dr. Horns contributes to medical research through epidemiological and outcomes-based studies while also engaging in informal science education initiatives. Below is a detailed overview of his academic contributions: Education: BS, MS, and PhD from the University of Utah. Research Interests include surgical outcomes, Peyronie's disease, diabetes-related surgical complications, and interdisciplinary work in science education and conservation biology. His studies often integrate biostatistical and population-based approaches. Article Trends reflect collaborations with multidisciplinary teams across medicine, public health, and ecology. Recent work focuses on cardiovascular and urological conditions, while earlier publications examine behavioral ecology and evolutionary anatomy. Advising and Grants: No explicit student advising or grant information is present in the provided data.
Stig Müller is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Oslo , affiliated with Akershus University Hospital. His clinical and research work spans urology, surgical oncology, and cardiology, with a focus on prostate cancer, bladder cancer, and cardiovascular function. Current academic rank: Associate Professor Institution: University of Oslo / Akershus University Hospital Email: stig.muller@medisin.uio.no Research Interests : Prostate cancer diagnosis, treatment outcomes, and survivorship Bladder cancer surgical techniques and comparative analyses Robotic-assisted surgery and minimally invasive approaches Cardiovascular function in surgical patients Publication Trends : His work emphasizes clinical urology, surgical innovations (particularly robotic techniques), and translational cardiology research. Recent articles focus on bladder cancer outcomes and prostate cancer screening challenges, while older studies explore heart failure and perioperative care.
Jessica Yih, M.D., is an Assistant Professor of Urology at the University of California, Irvine, and serves as Director of Women's Sexual Health and Male Infertility. Her clinical focus spans male and female sexual health, including erectile dysfunction, male infertility (oncofertility), vestibulodynia, pudendal neuralgia, menopause care, and sexual desire/arousal/orgasm disorders. B.S. in Brain, Behavior, and Cognitive Sciences from the University of Michigan Dual M.S. degrees in Medical Sciences and Mental Health from Boston University M.D. from Wayne State University School of Medicine M.S. in Healthcare Management from Case Western Reserve University Urology residency at Case Western Cleveland Medical Center Fellowship in Sexual Medicine at San Diego Sexual Medicine, Alvarado Hospitals Dr. Yih's research integrates urology, sexual health, and reproductive medicine, with a multidisciplinary approach informed by her training in healthcare management. She specializes in surgical techniques like vasectomy reversal and prosthetic surgery, aiming to enhance patient care for sexual health disorders. Professional affiliations include the Sexual Medicine Society of North America (SMSNA), International Society for the Study of Women’s Sexual Health (ISSWSH), Society for Male Reproductive Urology (SMRU), American Urological Association (AUA), and Society of Women in Urology (SWIU). She actively contributes to committees within these organizations.
Kian Asanad, MD, is an Assistant Professor of Clinical Urology at the Keck School of Medicine of USC and Director of the USC Fertility and Men’s Sexual Health Center in Beverly Hills. His clinical expertise focuses on men’s health, including male infertility, reproductive microsurgery, erectile dysfunction, Peyronie’s disease, and minimally invasive urological procedures. He completed his medical degree at UCLA, residency at Keck Medicine, and a fellowship in andrology at Northwestern University. Dr. Asanad’s research explores biomarkers for severe male infertility and AI applications in men’s health. He has co-authored over 40 peer-reviewed publications and lectures internationally. Awards include the USC Choi Family Award for Patient-Centered Care and the Outstanding Minimally Invasive Surgery Resident Award. He collaborates with reproductive endocrinology specialists at HRC Fertility to optimize male fertility treatments and supports cancer survivors through sexual health restoration at USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center. His clinical innovations include microsurgical sperm extraction and fertility preservation for young cancer patients. Education: MD, UCLA School of Medicine (Alpha Omega Alpha, Gold Humanism Honor Society) Urology Residency: Keck Medicine and LA General Medical Center Fellowship: Andrology/Infertility, Northwestern University Awards: USC Choi Family Awards for Excellence in Patient-Centered Care Outstanding Minimally Invasive Surgery Resident Award Advocacy & Innovation: Leads efforts in fertility preservation for cancer patients, develops AI-driven diagnostic tools, and improves post-prostate surgery quality of life. Active in professional societies including the American Urological Association and Sexual Medicine Society of North America.
Robert Alan Kloner, MD, PhD is a Professor of Medicine (Clinical Scholar) at the Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California. His extensive research focuses on cardiovascular disease, particularly myocardial infarction, cardioprotection, and the relationship between erectile dysfunction and cardiovascular risk. Dr. Kloner has made significant contributions to understanding the no-reflow phenomenon, ischemia/reperfusion injury, and the cardiovascular effects of various substances. His research interests span several critical areas in cardiology including mechanisms of myocardial infarction, cardioprotective strategies during reperfusion, the no-reflow phenomenon, and the cardiovascular implications of erectile dysfunction. Dr. Kloner has extensively studied the effects of substances including marijuana, cocaine, and electronic cigarettes on cardiovascular function. He has been instrumental in developing consensus guidelines for the management of erectile dysfunction in patients with cardiovascular disease through the Princeton Consensus Conferences. Dr. Kloner's recent work demonstrates a continued focus on contemporary cardiovascular challenges, including the cardiovascular effects of marijuana legalization, electronic cigarette impacts on cardiac function, and the management of cardiovascular disease during the COVID-19 pandemic. His publication record shows consistent productivity with numerous high-impact articles appearing in leading cardiology journals. Among his many honors, Dr. Kloner has been listed in Guide to America's Top Cardiologists, received the Physician Leadership Award from Good Samaritan Hospital, and was identified as one of the world's most highly cited authors by the Institute for Scientific Information. He was also elected as a Member of the American Society for Clinical Investigation and received the Established Investigatorship Award from the American Heart Association. Dr. Kloner has served on the NIH Cardiovascular Study Section and has been involved in numerous consensus panels addressing critical intersections between sexual health and cardiovascular medicine. His work bridges basic science with clinical applications, particularly in understanding how pharmacological interventions can protect the heart during ischemic events.
