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Study of Heart Attacks Finds Risk in Use of Blood Thinners 2005-12-28

By Associated Press

Patients being treated for heart attacks involving narrowed arteries and clots that reduce blood flow to the heart are often given overdoses of powerful blood-thinning drugs in the emergency room, increasing their risk of serious bleeding, a study has

Men With Dysfunction Should Ask About Heart 2005-12-27

By Nicholas Bakalar

Erectile dysfunction is almost as strong a predictor of heart disease as smoking or family history, according to a report published last week in The Journal of the American Medical Association.

Serious Depression Raises Risk of Heart Ailments 2005-12-25

By Nicholas Bakalar

Serious Depression Raises Risk of Heart Ailments

Men With Erectile Dysfunction Have Increased Risk For Cardiovascular Events 2005-12-21

By Science Daily

Men with erectile dysfunction have a higher risk of subsequent cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, and angina, according to a study in the December 21 issue of JAMA.

Pfizer to Finance $100 Million Safety Study of Celebrex 2005-12-14

By Stephanie Saul

Pfizer to Finance $100 Million Safety Study of Celebrex

A Mistrial Is Declared in 3rd Suit Over Vioxx 2005-12-13

By Alex Berenson

A Mistrial Is Declared in 3rd Suit Over Vioxx

Medical Journal Criticizes Merck Over Vioxx Data 2005-12-09

By Alex Berenson

Medical Journal Criticizes Merck Over Vioxx Data

Cellular molecule spurs growth of prostate cancer 2005-11-29

By L. H. Lang

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill scientists have identified a molecule that stimulates the aggressive growth of prostate cancer. The molecule, Ack1, a member of the growth-promoting tyrosine kinase gene family, stimulates tumor formation in

Stent vs. Scalpel 2005-11-29

By Barnaby Feder

After Linda Packer, a 64-year-old social worker in Manhattan, fell twice over the Memorial Day weekend and felt vaguely unwell, a series of tests revealed a serious problem: one of the two main arteries carrying blood to her brain was more than 80 perc

Revamping at Merck to Cut Costs 2005-11-29

By Alex Berenson

Revamping at Merck to Cut Costs

Viagra Improves Urinary Tract Symptoms In Men With Erectile Dysfunction 2005-11-21

By Science Daily

Viagra® (sildenafil citrate), known for improving erectile dysfunction (ED), also effectively treats the prostate and lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) associated with prostate enlargement that often occur with ED, a Northwestern University study

Viagra® improves urinary tract symptoms in men with erectile dysfunction 2005-11-21

By Elizabeth Crown

Study Identifies Heart Patient's Best Friend 2005-11-16

By Lawrence Altman

Study Identifies Heart Patient's Best Friend

For Victims of Heart Attacks, Sweating Is a Sign to Get Help 2005-11-15

By Lawrence Altman

Some heart attacks are sudden and intensely painful, but most start slowly, with mild pain or discomfort that lasts just a few minutes. As a result, people often wait hours to seek help, a delay that can be lethal.

Is Your Heart at Risk? Get the Tape Measure 2005-11-15

By Nicholas Bakalar

The most common way of determining who is obese, body mass index or B.M.I., may not be the most accurate in determining the risk of cardiovascular disease.

Well-Exercised Prostates Aren't Healthier 2005-11-14

By WebMD Health News

Frequent Ejaculation Won't Prevent Prostate Enlargement

Genetic Find Stirs Debate on Race-Based Medicine 2005-11-11

By Nicholas Wade

In a finding that is likely to sharpen discussion about the merits of race-based medicine, an Icelandic company says it has detected a version of a gene that raises the risk of heart attack in African-Americans by more than 250 percent.

Viagra May Treat Other Ailments 2005-11-10

By WebMD Health News

Impotence Drug Found to Relieve Symptoms of Raynaud's Phenomenon

Sexually satisfied but feeling frumpy: It's body image, not 'the change' 2005-11-10

By Barbara Hale

Penn State researchers, who analyzed the responses of midlife women, ages 35 to 55, to a survey on body image, have concluded that the emphasis in U.S. culture on being young and thin has a more important influence than menopause on sexual functioning

Columbia study suggests benefits of Zyflamend® in the early treatment of prostate cancer 2005-11-09

By Craig LeMoult

Data from the Columbia University Department of Urology demonstrates that Zyflamend®, a unique herbal extract preparation, suppresses the growth of prostate cancer cells and induces prostate cancer cells to self-destruct via a process called "

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