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Cardiologist Testifies Vioxx Contributed to Man's Death 2005-07-26

By Alex Berenson

The painkiller Vioxx probably led to the death of Robert Ernst, a cardiologist told jurors on Monday in the first Vioxx lawsuit to reach trial.

Merck's Case Withstands First Week of Punches 2005-07-25

By Alex Berenson

Merck's Case Withstands First Week of Punches

At Vioxx Trial, a Discrepancy Appears to Undercut Merck's Defense 2005-07-20

By Alex Berenson

At Vioxx Trial, a Discrepancy Appears to Undercut Merck's Defense

In First of Many Vioxx Cases, a Texas Widow Prepares to Take the Stand 2005-07-13

By Alex Berenson

In First of Many Vioxx Cases, a Texas Widow Prepares to Take the Stand

An Inside Look at the Arteries Brings a Pleasant Surprise 2005-07-12

By Donald McNeil

I have had cholesterol scores of more than 300 for decades, and several doctors have urged me to take statin drugs, but I had a bad experience with Lipitor, the only one I tried.

Viagra shows potential vasopressin-independent cGMP signaling in certain diabetes 2005-06-29

By Mayer Resnik

In form of kidney-linked diabetes, patients cope daily with 5 gallons of urine

Know Your Numbers and Improve Your Odds 2005-06-28

By Jane Brody

Over the last 40 years, heart specialists have learned a lot about the way cholesterol behaves in the body, much to the benefit of Americans destined to suffer heart attacks or strokes - at least half of the population.

Vascular disease most common cause of male erectile dysfunction 2005-06-21

By Sharon Agsalda

A preeminent cardiologist reports, for the first time in a large prospective study, that certain of his patients with erectile dysfunction (ED) and heart problems can now safely use erection drugs that help up to 80% of men restore function and quality

When Fish May Not Be Good for Your Heart 2005-06-21

By Eric Nagourney

People who have diets high in fish oil have been shown to be at lower risk of dying from heart attacks. But a new study has found that fish oil supplements may pose a risk to some patients who use implanted defibrillators to control irregular heart rhy

Ups and downs of drugs online 2005-06-20

By Peter Pallot

Big savings can be made by buying prescription drugs over the internet, writes Peter Pallot.

Doctors prescribe Viagra for children with heart conditions 2005-06-19

By Nina Goswani

Doctors are prescribing Viagra to a small number of children with a fatal, lung-heart condition. The drug, normally associated with middle-aged male impotency, enables children with pulmonary arterial hypertension to breathe more easily by expanding bl

Sildenafil (Viagra™) approved for treatment of pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) as Revatio™ 2005-06-09

By Christiane Eickelberg, MD

New York/Gießen. In a priority review the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved Revatio (™) (sildenafil) as a treatment for pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH). The FDA approval was based on the preceding experimental and c

New Insight Into Potential Cause Of Sexual Dysfunction In Women 2005-06-08

By Science Daily

Researchers at Yale School of Medicine and the Albert Einstein College of Medicine have found that female sexual dysfunction (FSD) affects 48.2 percent of women in a new study and that these women had decreased sensation in the clitoris, which increase

Something to Consider Before You All Shout, 'Surprise, Grandma!' 2005-06-05

By Denise Grady

THE chest pain began just as Carmen Spindler emerged from church after her father-in-law's funeral service, and it lasted during the drive to the cemetery.

Paying Attention to That Pain in the Chest: It Could Be Serious 2005-06-05

By Fran Hawthorne

WOMEN and men share one characteristic when it comes to heart disease: it's the leading killer of both. But otherwise, much is different - and not always to women's benefit.

Sleeping Through the Danger 2005-05-29

By Eric Nagourney

For most people, the hours just after rising, from 6 a.m. to noon, are the most likely times for heart attacks, while the sleeping hours are the safest.

Coronary Bypasses May Help More Than Stents, Study Finds 2005-05-26

By Associated Press

People with several clogged heart arteries tend to fare better if they have bypass surgery rather than a less drastic procedure in which the blood vessels are propped open with tiny mesh cylinders called stents, a study of nearly 60,000 patients has fo

Recreational Use Of An Erectile Dysfunction Drug Can Be Risky For Some 2005-05-26

By Science Daily

Although the drugs used to treat Erectile Dysfunction, Sildenafil (Viagra), Tadalafil (Cialis) and Vardenafil (Levitra), have generally been proven safe, recreational use of these drugs is associated with higher risks of sexually-transmitted diseases (

Levitra a Day May Keep the Doctor Away 2005-05-26

By Daniel J. DeNoon

Erectile dysfunction drugs may lower a man's risk of heart disease and of noncancer prostate symptoms.

Recreational use of an erectile dysfunction drug can be risky for some 2005-05-26

By Pamela Poppalardo

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