Spencer Kobren is the founder of The American Hair Loss

Baldness

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 Association and The International Alliance of Hair Restoration Surgeons. He is the International Best selling author

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 of The Bald Truth: The First Complete Guide to Preventing and Treating Hair Loss and The Truth About Woman's Hair Loss.

Kobren hosts a nationally syndicated radio

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 program also called The Bald Truth

The Bald Truth

The Bald Truth is a weekly talk radio show hosted by Spencer Kobren, founder and president of the American Hair Loss Association. The show is two hours long and airs every Sunday night at 5PM PT/8PM ET from the Westwood One studios in Los Angeles, California...

which airs on XM satellite radio

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 as well as on radio stations throughout the United States

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. Following the death of his brother, Alan, he devised presented a radio series entitled Highway Justice about road safety.

Spencer Kobren is considered the nation's foremost hair loss

Baldness

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 consumer advocate

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 and patient educator and is a contributing editor

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 to Consumers Digest

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 Magazine

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 and hair loss content provider for WebMD

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