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FDA approves once-daily impotence pill

(WTSP Tampa Bay) UPDATED 2009-03-02

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved a once-daily version of the erectile dysfunction drug Cialis. Experts say the benefit of the daily pill is that men will not need to "schedule" sex, since the drug will already be in their system. But they also point out that the medication will likely cost more, since it must be taken daily.
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