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2016 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
6. Sex in the Doctor’s Office
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Abstract
It was 1983 and researcher Giles Brindley was giving a conference on erectile dysfunction at the meeting of the American Urological Association held in Las Vegas. Doctor Brindley had already published various studies suggesting that the direct injection of vasodilating substances into the penis could stimulate blood flow and generate a hard, lasting erection in seconds, but his work had been highly criticized, and there were rumors that the photos of more or less erect penises in his articles may have been rigged.