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Today, it’s widely recognized that the vast majority of erectile dysfunction stems from insufficient blood flow to the penis. And there’s nothing like some good old-fashioned exercise to get the heart pumping, sending oxygen-rich blood to every organ in your body, including your penis. Men struggling with the early symptoms of ED can sometimes reverse erectile decline by embarking on ...

Men who’ve been steering clear of Pfizer’s iconic little blue pill because of a 2014 study that found a possible link between Viagra and an increased risk of melanoma now can breathe a huge sigh of relief. Findings from a recent meta-analysis of data from multiple studies appear to have knocked down the significance of any such association. The study ...

Many women searching for a way to terminate an unwanted pregnancy are encountering obstacles that make it all but impossible to obtain such services through normal health care settings. In some countries, abortions are prohibited except in a few restricted circumstances. However, help is available to those in need. Recent research indicates that telemedicine offers a safe and effective method ...

Men who take oral erectile dysfunction drugs after suffering a first heart attack are 33 percent less likely to die from any cause than those who don’t take these medications. These findings came recently from a study conducted by researchers at a prominent Swedish medical university. Both heart disease and the vast majority of erectile dysfunction arise from vascular problems, ...

More than 9 percent of American males between the ages of 15 and 44 suffer from some form of infertility, according to data from the U.S. National Center for Health Statistics, part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. That figure climbs to roughly 12 percent of all males between the ages of 25 and 44. Male infertility can ...

Cialis remains one of the world’s best-selling medications designed to treat erectile dysfunction. Tadalafil, the drug’s active ingredient, was specifically developed to treat erection problems caused by insufficient blood flow to the penis, which is estimated to be responsible for the vast majority of male impotence worldwide. If you are experiencing increased difficulties in getting and keeping an erection hard ...

One of the biggest benefits of internet saturation is that it allows us to do so much without having to leave home (or the office). Shopping, banking, and paying bills are just three examples of activities that can now be done regularly with a few keystrokes or clicks. Why would anyone go back to the days of having to drive ...

The most common form of female sexual dysfunction is abnormally low sexual desire, a condition known by medical professionals as hypoactive sexual desire disorder, or HSDD. Just a few years back, it seemed possible that a drug called Addyi might sharply reduce the incidence of HSDD, a problem that can — and often does — sabotage intimate relationships. As it ...

Widely touted as the long-awaited answer to demands for a medication to reinvigorate female sexual desire, Addyi has thus far proved to be a major disappointment. After a hard-fought battle for Food and Drug Administration approval, the prescription medication first went on sale in the United States in October 2015. More than 18 months later, sales have been significantly lower ...

Expectations were high in October 2015 when Addyi, the first drug developed to reignite the flame of sexual desire in women, hit the market. After a bruising fight to win approval for the medication, many observers felt the sky was the limit for the new drug, somewhat misleadingly dubbed “female Viagra” by some. The reality has been much different. Sales ...