Erectile Dysfunction Stories
- Impotence, or "E.D." (erectile dysfunction) affected 31 percent of men in a study in Australia. But researchers say the condition may be reversed naturally through healthier lifestyle choices.
- Cholesterol medication improved men's erectile dysfunction by 25 percent in a recent study.
- "Viagra for women" may have outlasted its usefulness as a medical science goal, as the mechanisms for sexual arousal differ between the sexes.
- Treatments for erectile dysfunction, such as Viagra, may improve sex life, but they won't improve relationships or overall quality of life for men.
- Men with neck circumferences that exceed 16 inches are more likely to be bad in bed, according to a new study.
- Researchers have found tiny beads filled with nitric oxide to be more effective at treating erectile dysfunction than some prescription drugs.
- Drug commercials were found misleading or blatantly untrue more than half the time for both over-the-counter and prescription drugs.
- Nine of members of the organized crime ring known as the Bonanno Family were indicted for a full scale of illegal activities, including online gambling, and making plans to sell Viagra online to generate cash.
- More and more men are opting for male enhancement surgeries to increase their size and girth. Is this going to become the male version of the female breast augmentation?
- Daniel Metzgar is suing his surgeon for medical malpractice after a penile implant surgery left him with a scrotum the size of a volleyball and an 8-month erection.
- A new study by Italian researchers found that more than half of younger patients with erectile dysfunction experience it as severely as older patients.
- Singer Rod Stewart says his use of corticosteroids to reduce inflammation in his vocal cords left him with a variety of medical problems.