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Op-Ed: UCSF should not waste money on erectile dysfunction research

According to findings by NBC Bay Area, the University of California San Francisco had received $1.5 million in federal stimulus that was allocated to the study of erectile dysfunction of overweight middle aged men.

In the Media by Stan Rezaee - 3 comments

Too many drugs linked to erectile dysfunction

The more medications a man takes, the more likely he is to experience erectile dysfunction (ED). Drugs that are prescribed for common health problems can even lead to severe difficulty obtaining or maintaining an erection.

In the Media by Kathleen Blanchard

Can shock therapy improve erectile dysfunction?

Using shock therapy to send sound waves to the penis can help men who have severe erectile dysfunction, a new study found.

In the Media by David Silverberg

Spider venom may contain breakthrough for erectile dysfunction

New research by scientists at a medical college in Georgia have found the venom from a Brazilian wandering spider can cause four-hour long erections.

In the Media by Kev Hedges - 5 comments

Claim: Anti-baldness drug affecting men’s sexual health

Some doctors are claiming that a proprietary drug used to combat baldness in men is interfering with their sexual health.

In the Media by Andrew John - 1 comment

Study: Erectile Dysfunction is a strong predictor of death

German researchers have linked Erectile Dysfunction (ED) as a risk factor of death from heart-related causes. Scientists want ED sufferers to consider it as serious as high blood pressure and problematic cholesterol.

In the Media by Gordon K. Chan - 6 comments

Restless Leg Syndrome Linked to E.D. in Older Men

A recent study finds that older men who suffer from restless leg syndrome may also have higher rates of erectile dysfunction, which is the inability to have or sustain an erection suitable for sexual activity.

In the Media by William Rubin

Canadian Mounties break up erectile dysfunction drug ring

Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Montreal seized thousands of counterfeit pills intended for the erectile dysfunction market. The illegal sale of prescription and counterfeit drugs online and on the street are on the rise in Canada and elsewhere.

In the Media by Kathlyn Stone - 7 comments

Erectile Dysfunction At 40 Poses Higher Risk of Heart Disease

Men with erectile dysfunction in their 40's have an eighty greater percent risk for having heart disease than men without penile problems.

In the Media by KJ Mullins - 1 comment

Older Men's Waist Size Linked To Erectile Dysfunction

Research shows that a large waistline in older men is linked to sexual dysfunction and urinary tract problems.

In the Media by Laura Trowbridge - 9 comments

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3rd Female Lawmaker Targets Viagra

A third female lawmaker is hitting below the belt to show her displeasure with the record number of antiabortion measures passing across the country. The bill introduced by Ohio state Sen. Nina Turner on March 2 targets men’s access to Viagra and other erectile dysfunction...

Watch: 'Jeff, Who Lives at Home' New Comedy Movie

Jason Segel and Ed Helms play brothers in a dysfunctional family.

Osama bin Laden troubled by crumbling Muslim trust

Osama bin Laden fretted about dysfunction in his terrorist network and crumbling trust from Muslims he wanted to incite against their government and the West, his newly released final letters show.

Men at Greater Risk of Memory Loss

Men are at higher risk of mild memory loss than women, according to a new study published in the journal Neurology. The memory dysfunction, known as mild cognitive impairment, or MCI, is the stage between normal brain aging and dementia. Oddly, many studies have shown that women are at higher risk of dementia.