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Pill-splitting can yield cost savings on common prescription drugs, Stanford researchers find 2002-08-29

By Sara Selis

Squeezed by the rising cost of prescription drugs, health plans and other health-care organizations are pursuing cost-saving strategies such as encouraging the use of generics, using narrowly tailored drug formularies and implementing multi-tiered co-p

Viagra helps men with heart failure 2002-08-05

By Carole Bullock

Men with congestive heart failure and erectile dysfunction (ED) safely used sildenafil (Viagra) to improve sexual function in a study reported in today's rapid access issue of Circulation: Journal of the American Heart Association.

Garlic, Chives Reduce Prostate Cancer 2002-08-01

By WebMD Health News

Allium Group of Vegetables Has Antioxidant Properties

Viagra significantly effective, well-tolerated for men taking multiple blood pressure treatments 2002-05-15

By Geoff Cook

More than 80 percent of men taking two or more drugs for their high blood pressure reported improvement in their erections and their ability to have sexual intercourse after taking Viagra® (sildenafil citrate) for 12 weeks to treat their erectile d

Medicalising sex damages relationships 2002-04-11

By Emma Wilkinson

Overly medical approaches to sex ignore the social and interpersonal dynamics of relationships, argue researchers in this week’s BMJ.

Mayo Clinic study shows no adverse heart effect for sildenafil (Viagra) 2002-02-12

By Lee Aase

Using ultrasound images of the heart during exercise, Mayo Clinic researchers have shown for the first time that sildenafil citrate (Viagra®) does not adversely affect blood flow to the heart in men with stable coronary artery disease who are not t

Scientists reveal role for nitric oxide during brain development 2001-11-14

By Peter Sherwood

Scientists at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory have found that experimentally altering nitric oxide levels in the developing brain of tadpoles significantly affects brain size and the number of brain cells. The study is significant because it is the first

Regular cycling can improve sexual function in men with heart failure 2001-11-12

By Karen Hunter

Bicycling has a significantly positive effect in treating sexual dysfunction in men with chronic heart failure, according to a report presented today at the American Heart Association’s Scientific Sessions 2001 conference.

Study: nitric oxide-releasing materials might reduce medical implant infections 2001-09-07

By David Williamson

To varying degrees, medical implants such as catheters, artificial organs and sensors placed under the skin are critical to curing illness or making life better for the infirm, but they also raise the risk of serious infection. More than half of all ho

Perhaps There's a Reason It's Called 'Men'-opause 2001-08-07

By Jeanie Lerche Davis

Is a Male 'Change of Life' Fact or Fiction?

Safer estrogen targets painful intercourse in older women 2001-05-07

By Luana Bossolo

Researchers at Yale University's School of Medicine have designed a new form of estrogen that could improve the treatment of vaginal atrophy, commonly referred to as vaginal dryness. Experienced by many postmenopausal and other women with lost or dimin

What women want 2001-03-13

By Claire Bowles

For women who've lost that loving feeling the idea of a physical fix is very seductive. But is it the answer, asks Diane Martindale

Cancer Risk: It's a Guy Thing 2001-03-01

By Alison Palkhivala

Cut Your Cancer Risk

Study pinpoints an enzyme key to both male and female sexual dysfunction 2001-02-21

By Steve Bradt

Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania and other institutions have identified an enzyme that appears to play a key role in bringing on sexual dysfunction in both men and women – and a second molecule that can just as easily yank the offend

Beyond Viagra: other phosphodiesterase inhibitors are candidates for potential therapies 2001-02-16

By Walter Neary

The same basic process used by the popular pharmaceutical Viagra may someday help people suffering from a variety of conditions, from allergies to diabetes. Viagra’s success has raised interest in the growing study of phosphodiesterase (PDE) inhi

New pathway for treating erectile dysfunction identified by MCG researchers 2000-12-28

By Toni Baker

A potential new pathway for treating erectile dysfunction that focuses on decreasing contraction of smooth muscles – rather than enhancing their relaxation which is how drugs like Viagra work – has been identified by researchers at the Medi

Study shows life-threatening link between Viagra and nitrates 2000-11-12

By Lee Aase

A study published in tomorrow’s edition of Circulation reports that sildenafil citrate (Viagra), when combined with nitrates, can cause serious and prolonged decreases in blood flow through critically narrowed coronary arteries.

Tadalafil shows promise for relief of lower urinary tract symptoms associated with BPH 2000-08-19

By Linda Gruner

Men with signs of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) can be helped with a daily dose of erectile dysfunction drug tadalafil (Cialis®) to relieve associated lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS), according to a new study published in the October 2008

Scientists discover key ingredient in sexual reproduction 2000-08-09

By Mark Shwartz

A century-old mystery about sex finally appears to have been solved by a Stanford-led team of researchers.

New class of drugs for erectile dysfunction unveiled 2000-04-05

By Beverly Hassell

Scientists at Bristol-Myers Squibb have identified a promising new class of drugs that may yield strong candidates for the treatment of erectile dysfunction (also known as impotence) that may be more potent and have fewer side effects than the popular

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