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Viagra May Be Saving Endangered Species After All 2005-10-11

By Science Daily

Chinese men are selectively switching from traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) to Viagra to treat erectile dysfunction, but sticking with tradition for ailments such as arthritis, indigestion and gout, according to new research published in Environmenta

Viagra's hidden help for wildlife 2005-10-09

By Dan Gaffney

Britain's first sex academy to open 2005-10-07

By The Telegraph

A multi-million pound "theme park" dedicated to sex and relationships is to open in Britain next year, it has been announced.

Drugs Offer Angioplasty Alternative 2005-09-20

By Gina Kolata

Drugs Offer Angioplasty Alternative

Cialis Impotence Drug Gets Approval in Mexico 2005-08-28

By Reuters

Cialis Impotence Drug Gets Approval in Mexico Thu Aug 28,11:40 AM ET NEW YORK (Reuters) - The ...

Quick, What Do You Give a Heart Attack Patient? 2005-08-28

By Ford Fessenden

JUST about everyone in medicine agrees that a patient who shows up in the emergency room with a heart attack should be given aspirin. That simple treatment has been proved to cut death rates by nearly a quarter.

For Merck, Global Legal Woes 2005-08-26

By Elisabeth Rosenthal

For Merck, Global Legal Woes

Maker of Vioxx Reports Progress of Suits 2005-08-26

By Alex Berenson

Maker of Vioxx Reports Progress of Suits

Inside the fake Viagra factory 2005-08-23

By Catherine Humble

It may look like any building site, but it is the squalid factory where counterfeit Viagra is produced. The fake pills are stored on dirty plastic sheeting, while the cement mixer is used to dye them blue.

Working Through a Decision Cut in Shades of Deep Gray 2005-08-20

By Bill Dawson

Jurors who awarded $253 million to Carol Ernst on Friday, said that although the award might seem large to outsiders, they believed in the end that the evidence justified the outcome.

Vioxx Jury Ends First Day 2005-08-19

By Associated Press

Jurors in the nation's first Vioxx-related trial ended their first day of deliberation after seven hours Thursday and were to resume early Friday.

Health Mystery in New York: Heart Disease 2005-08-18

By Ford Fessenden

Death rates from heart disease in New York City and its suburbs are among the highest recorded in the country, and no one quite knows why.

Jurors in the Vioxx Trial Hear Closing Arguments 2005-08-18

By Alex Berenson

Jurors in the Vioxx Trial Hear Closing Arguments

$10 million grant to support research on inflammation's role in heart disease 2005-08-17

By Greg Williams

The Cardiovascular Research Institute (CVRI) of the University of Rochester Medical Center has received a $10 million Program Project grant to study how inflammatory processes increase heart attack risk. The grant, from the National Heart Lung and Bloo

House Vote Bars Impotence Drugs From Medicare 2005-08-11

By Todd Zwillich

Issue of Coverage by Medicare Prescription Benefit Now Goes to Senate

Cause Of Diabetes-Related Erectile Dysfunction Is Clarified By Johns Hopkins Researchers 2005-08-11

By Science Daily

A new study from the Brady Urological Institute at Johns Hopkins suggests an over-supply of a simple blood sugar could be a major cause of erectile dysfunction in diabetic men.

Cause of diabetes-related erectile dysfunction is clarified by Johns Hopkins researchers 2005-08-09

By Joanna Downer

A new study from the Brady Urological Institute at Johns Hopkins suggests an over-supply of a simple blood sugar could be a major cause of erectile dysfunction in diabetic men.

Pathologist Backs Merck in Vioxx Trial 2005-08-09

By Associated Press

The head pathologist at Baylor College of Medicine told jurors in the nation's first Vioxx-related civil trial Monday that clogged arteries led to a Texas man's death from an irregular heartbeat.

In Vioxx Trial, Merck's Case Suffers Setback 2005-08-02

By Associated Press

In Vioxx Trial, Merck's Case Suffers Setback

As Their Use Soars, Heart Implants Raise Questions 2005-08-02

By Barry Meier

A little-known heart device, an implantable defibrillator, has been under a spotlight after the recent disclosure that a producer, the Guidant Corporation, did not tell doctors for years that one of its models had a defect that could render it useless.

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