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(11-Nov-2009) Chinese factory worker study suggests more potential hazards from the plastics chemical |
(09-Nov-2009) Rabbits implanted with new cells regained sexual function, study says |
(22-Oct-2009) Which product to prescribe depends on patient preferences, experts say |
(25-Sep-2009) Toxin from the deadly Brazilian wandering spider may improve erections, researchers say |
(18-Sep-2009) It could become alternative for men who can't tolerate pills, researchers say |
(14-Apr-2009) Trial by drug maker Eli Lilly found no problems at 6 months of use |
(26-Dec-2008) Some common physical causes |
(05-Dec-2008) Some doctors say many tumors can be left untreated, depending on man's age |
(28-Oct-2008) Once-daily dose of the ED drug delayed disease progression, researchers found |
(03-Oct-2008) Early research suggests 'horny goat weed' might help men with impotence |
(12-May-2008) In study with mice, drug prevented heart failure in those with Duchenne muscular dystrophy |
(30-Dec-2007) The greater the number of cigarettes smoked, the greater the risk, studies find |
(30-Oct-2007) Technology ups treatment effectiveness without boosting this side effect, study finds |
(05-Oct-2007) Studies link this common problem with vascular disease |
(03-Jun-2007) If successful in humans, it could be first long-term, non-drug solution to the problem, scientists say |
(22-May-2007) Research with hamsters shows promise, but human trials are a long way off |
(22-Feb-2007) Drug ads and other factors are having an impact on clinical practice |
(01-Feb-2007) Lifestyle changes could help reduce the problem, experts say |
(24-Jan-2007) Researchers looked over data on Cialis, Levitra and Viagra |
(25-Oct-2006) More than 11 million Americans have the breathing disorder |
(21-Jul-2006) British researchers say it failed to deliver for two-thirds of men |
(19-Jul-2006) Doctors should monitor heart health of patients with erectile dysfunction, study says |
(23-May-2006) Research with rabbits could offer treatment for human impotence, study suggests |
(29-Apr-2006) Many turn to Viagra, even those not struggling with erectile dysfunction, study finds |
(23-Mar-2006) Pack-a-day habit boosts odds by nearly 40 percent, study finds |
(15-Mar-2006) Part of the natural aging process |
(02-Mar-2006) For some, Lipitor plus Viagra worked better than Viagra alone, study found |
(23-Jan-2006) Men with condition performed more poorly on cardiac stress test, researchers found |
(18-Jan-2006) Small study suggests users with previous heart attack history may be at risk |
(20-Dec-2005) Major study shows erectile dysfunction ups risk of cardiovascular trouble |
(18-Nov-2005) Avanafil takes effect within 30 minutes, researchers say |
(08-Jul-2005) Change will reflect reports of sudden vision loss among users |
(13-JUN-2005) The impotence drug relaxes lung arteries, extending survival |
(11-JUN-2005) They may be at double the risk of non-diabetics, study finds |
(27-MAY-2005) But the medicines may not be the cause, agency cautions |
(01-FEB-2005) Helps with altitude-induced hypertension, researchers say |
(11-JAN-2005) More thorough imaging reduces erectile dysfunction in patients |
(26-SEP-2004) The two share common physiologic pathways, experts say |
(14-SEP-2004) Major side effects of either procedure linger after 5 years |
(13-AUG-2004) Erection pill and testosterone gel effective combination, study finds |
(05-AUG-2004) Study finds threefold jump in younger men |
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