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FDA Warns Drugmaker for Not Reporting Side Effects
The FDA's 12-page warning letter cited reporting issues related to such medications as the cholesterol drug Lipitor, the seizure and pain medication Lyrica, and the erectile dysfunction medicine Viagra. Read Summary > -
Buying Impotence Drugs Online Risky, Experts Say
A new study by researchers in South Korea has found that many of the drugs purchased online to treat erectile dysfunction are contaminated, or they may contain too much of the active ingredient or none at all. Read Summary > -
Celery May Offer Viagra-Like Benefits For Some Men
The vegetable contains androstenone--a natural steroid found in human sweat that gives off a sex pheromone. Read Summary > -
Viagra Could Double Risk of Hearing Loss
Men who take Viagra or other drugs for erectile dysfunction may double their risk for hearing loss, researchers say. Read Summary > -
Lettuce Recalled in 23 States for E. Coli Contamination
The recall also affects "grab and go" salads sold at Kroger, Giant Eagle, Ingles Markets and Marsh grocery stores. Read Summary > -
Link Between Statins, ED is Controversial
Two studies may shed light on the effects cholesterol-lowering statins have on sex drive. Read Summary > -
Study: Insurance Companies Invest Billions in Fast Food
Researchers at Harvard Medical School say 11 large health-insurance companies hold billions of dollars worth of stock in the fast food industry. Read Summary > -
Incontinence, ED Studies Often Leave Out Bad News: Report
Many studies published about incontinence, erectile dysfunction and other urology subjects gloss over the side effects, a new report suggests. Read Summary >
