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Sildenafil (Viagra) Effective in Women with Antidepressant- Associated Sexual Dysfunction 2010-07-22

By Peggy Peck

For women whose sexual dysfunction is associated with the use of antidepressants, the erectile dysfunction drug sildenafil (Viagra) brought significant improvement, researchers here reported.

Men with long ring finger 'more likely to get prostate cancer' 2010-07-21

By Alastair Jamieson

Men with a long ring finger could be three times more likely to develop prostate cancer, according to a report.

HIV rate 'soars' among over-50s 2010-07-21

By BBC News Health

There has been a big increase in the number of people aged 50 and over catching HIV, latest figures show.

Test can predict success of IVF 2010-07-20

By Reuters

U.S. researchers have developed a formula that can predict whether fertility treatment will succeed more accurately than using age alone, and used it to develop a commercial test.

Ecstasy May Ease PTSD Symptoms 2010-07-20

By Denise Mann

Designer Drug Ecstasy Combined With Therapy Successfully Treats Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, Study Says

Company Pulls Supplement Due to Undeclared ED Drug 2010-07-20

By Cole Petrochko

The manufacturer of Vialipro, a dietary supplement marketed as a sexual enhancement, voluntarily recalled the product after FDA analysis revealed the capsule contained undeclared amounts of sulfoaildenafil, an analogue of the erectile dysfunction drug

New Gel Cuts Risk of HIV Infection 2010-07-20

By Mark Shoofs

In a potential breakthrough that opens a new way to protect against HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases, researchers found that a gel applied by women before and after sex cut the chance of acquiring the AIDS virus by 39% and the genital herpes

New Test for Brain Injury on Horizon 2010-07-20

By Thomas Burton

One of the most frustrating aspects of brain injuries is that they can be difficult to diagnose; emergency rooms can sometimes miss subtle symptoms, leading to improper treatment and potentially catastrophic consequences. Now, researchers are close to

Doctors Slam Insurers Over Their Rankings 2010-07-20

By Anna Wilde Mathews

Doctor groups criticized growing efforts by health plans to steer patients toward certain physicians based on cost or quality, arguing in a letter to insurers that the rankings may be unreliable and unfair.

Tanning Salons: More Heat? 2010-07-20

By Associated Press

Health officials in New York are ramping up regulation of more than 2,000 tanning salons and gyms as health advocates push for a law banning exposure to indoor ultraviolet rays by anyone under 18.

What the Doctor Is Really Thinking 2010-07-20

By Laura Landro

Some doctors are taking an unusual new approach to communicate better with patients—they are letting them read the notes that physicians normally share only with each other.

The Pros and Cons of Opening Doctors’ Notes to Patients 2010-07-20

By Laura Landro

Patients typically have no idea what their doctor jots down about them after an office visit, and rarely read those notes, even though they have the legal right to do so.

Ah Doctor, What Exactly Does This Entry Mean? 2010-07-20

By Amanda Gardner

In an effort to improve patient-doctor communication, researchers are launching a pilot program in which approximately 25,000 patients will have access to notes their doctors have made in their medical records.

AIDS groups call for "renaissance" in vaccine hunt 2010-07-19

By Kate Kelland

Scientists searching for the Holy Grail of a vaccine against the incurable AIDS virus say recent encouraging steps should now galvanize efforts to use limited funds in smarter ways to drive the field forward.

Researchers find a way to take the 'shot' out of the flu shot 2010-07-19

By Karen Kaplan

Researchers find a way to take the 'shot' out of the flu shot

AIDS drug cocktails halve new HIV cases in study 2010-07-18

By Kate Kelland

Treating HIV patients with cocktails of AIDS drugs helps to stop them spreading the infection further and more than halved the number of new HIV diagnoses in a study in Canada, scientists said on Sunday.

Vaccine patch may replace needles 2010-07-18

By Emma Wilkinson

A vaccine patch could cut out the need for painful needles and boost the effectiveness of immunisation against diseases like flu, say US researchers.

Jury rejects impotence defense in Pa. rape case 2010-07-17

By Associated Press

An eastern Pennsylvania jury has convicted a man of assaulting a child three years ago, rejecting his defense that he could not have committed the crime because medications he was taking caused erectile dysfunction.

Insurers Push Plans Limiting Patient Choice of Doctors 2010-07-17

By Reed Abelson

As the Obama administration begins to enact the new national health care law, the country’s biggest insurers are promoting affordable plans with reduced premiums that require participants to use a narrower selection of doctors

Traffic Pollution Linked to Risk Factor for Sudden Cardiac Death 2010-07-17

By HeathDay

High exposures tied to reduced heart rate variability in those with lung, heart disease, researchers find

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