Myles Spar

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Myles Spar, MD, MPH is a leading authority in Integrative Men’s Health as an author, teacher, researcher, TED talk speaker, contributor to Men’s Journal and the L.A. Times, expert on Dr. Oz and The Doctors TV shows and a faculty member of University of Arizona. Dr. Spar is board-certified in Internal Medicine, having graduated from the University of Michigan Medical School. He completed fellowships in Health Services Research at UCLA (where he earned a masters in public health) and in Integrative Medicine at the University of Arizona. Dr. Spar’s focus has always been about empowering men to achieve their goals through greater health. The men’s performance company where Dr. Spar oversees all clinical programs as National Medical Director and Chief Medical Advisor is called Vault Health. Dr Spar is the author of Optimal Men’s Health: Your guide to being healthy in order to win! published by Oxford University Press, having co-edited the Integrative Men’s Health volume for the same publisher. He has served as a consultant to the NBA and many top-performers and was the recipient of the Bravewell Award for Leadership in Integrative Medicine in 2013.Born in Charleston, South Carolina, Dr. Spar attended the University of Michigan Medical School and worked as a humanitarian for Medecins sans Frontieres/Doctors without Borders, which triggered his appreciation for the role of health in each persons ability to achieve their goals.

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Where is Myles Spar located?

Myles Spar is located at 22 W 23rd St Penthouse, New York, NY 10010, Irvington, NY 10010.

What does Myles Spar specialize in?

Myles Spar specializes in integrative-medicine.

What are Myles Spar's credentials?

Myles Spar holds the following credentials: MD, AIHM Member.

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Myles Spar has 4 Google reviews with an average rating of 5 out of 5.

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