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The cancer or heart attack may not convince men to quit smoking, but this one hurts: a recent research published in the 'Tobacco Control' journal reveals that men smoking one pack a day are 39 % more vulnerable to impotence than non-smokers. "Smoking delivers nicotine and other vasoconstrictors that close d... |
23 January 2008
14:06 GMT |
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Did your father take you to prostitutes when your first pubic hairs appeared? Or, did the dumb shy in and impede you to approach even an ugly duck to the age of 25? Well, in both cases, this is a high risk factor for your sexual performances and sexual health later in life, as found by a new research, published in t... |
8 December 2007
04:27 GMT |
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When you hear "plant" and "herb", you immediately think about a healthy alternative to synthetic drugs. A herbal "Viagra" would come without the risk of a possible deadly stroke. But a new AP investigation revealed that products like Stamina-RX and Vigor-25, advertising an array of Asian panacea plants, can hide in f... |
14 November 2007
14:06 GMT |
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Urinating countless times a day is one thing, but what follows after surgery is much worse: impotence. Operation of prostate cancer is in most cases connected to damage to the cavernous nerve, which means blood vessels necessary to induce an erection are blocked. Even nerve-sparing surgeries involve a long time recov... |
3 November 2007
08:41 GMT |
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Oh, come on…you know it's all about love in the case of Hugh Hefner and his herd of sexy blond bimbos. That's for sure, as an American research has showed that impotence drugs like Viagra act in more ways than producing an erection: they also boost the levels of the "love hormone". The team at the Universi... |
1 November 2007
10:10 GMT |
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The risk of cancer or heart disease won't scare a heavy smoker, but this may make him think twice: men who smoke are at a high risk of developing erectile dysfunction (impotence). And the larger the number of daily smoked cigarettes, the higher the risk.A new research investigated 4 763 Chinese subjects aged 35 ... |
26 October 2007
14:06 GMT |
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You may pump Viagra into your body, for the sake of having wild sex, but the Kenny G track will be heard just by the neighbors. The first report of Viagra-hear loss was reported by two researchers at an Air Force hospital in Bangalore, India, when a 44-year-old man experienced a sudden hear loss following 15 days of ... |
25 October 2007
14:06 GMT |
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Varicose veins may look gross on a woman's feet, but in men's case, the problem is not only aesthetic. Especially when the veins are located in the 'wrong place'. They can produce infertility, impotence and an array of severe issues. Two new reports from physician-scientists at NewYork-Presbyteria... |
19 October 2007
14:06 GMT |
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One step further in turning the "Universal Soldier" into reality. A team at the University of Manchester and UK Center for Tissue Regeneration (UKCTR) led by Dr Paul Kingham has managed to turn fat tissue stem cells into nerve cells, with the potential of growing an artificial nerve that will revive paralyzed limbs a... |
18 October 2007
04:01 GMT |
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In some societies, the big belly is a sign of wealth and status. In the western world it's just what it is: a warning signal of the metabolic syndrome, an association of diabetes, hypertension, high cholesterol and heart disease. But a new research made by a team led by Dr. Steven Kaplan, professor of urology at... |
2 October 2007
14:06 GMT |
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The name 'sildenafil citrate' probably doesn't say much to anybody, but its commercial name, Viagra, sounds like the most famous anti-impotence drug for men. But Viagra is also sold as a drug against pulmonary hypertension. Besides Viagra, there are also other two more recent ED (erectile dysfunction) ... |
27 July 2007
14:16 GMT |
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Prostate disease (cancer) is extremely nasty: you have to go to the toilet countless times daily. Surgery can also be very tricky: it can leave you impotent. Drugs would be a measure against prostate condition, but some researches say they could induce impotence, too. A new research made at Southwest Oncology Group s... |
20 July 2007
07:22 GMT |
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Does an erection solve a man's sexual problems? Apparently, it doesn't, as found by a research made by Dr. Hayley Matic from Deakin's School of Psychology under the supervision of Professor Marita McCabe. It appears that oral drugs, known as PDE5 inhibitors, can bring back a man's "sexual function... |
12 July 2007
13:11 GMT |
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One in ten men in the Western countries suffers from erectile dysfunction and the inability of the penis varies greatly in severity. The causes also vary greatly and even if many treatments have been developed, including using drugs like Viagra, Cialis and Levitra, not all types of ED respond to medication, like that... |
4 June 2007
14:26 GMT |
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Nemagon is the commercial name of the DBCP (dibromo chloropropane), developed and fabricated by some multinational chemical corporation. DBCP appeared in the labs of the Dow Chemical Company and Shell Chemical Company. It was employed in the banana fiefs belonging to the multinational fruit companies to combat the ne... |
15 May 2007
17:06 GMT |
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Nothing hurts a man more than this. The diagnosis of impotence (sexual dysfunction) in men requires a check of the genital area and a blood analysis to assess the levels of prolactin and testosterone, to see if the patient has endocrine problems, and tests of the erectile response after an injection of vasodilatory d... |
14 May 2007
19:16 GMT |
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Fighting against heart disease, stroke, diabetes, obesity, hypertension, memory loss, colon cancer, fractures and depression are weak motivations to send most men to the gym. But when it's about sex benefits, this could change the odds. Prostate cancer is the second cancer type responsible for death in men, aft... |
4 May 2007
03:48 GMT |
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Erectile dysfunction (or impotence), connected with retrograde ejaculation and the loss of seminal emission, is a well-known effect of diabetes in men. A new research at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha, investigated the molecular mechanism that induces erectile dysfunction in diabetes, a step that co... |
16 March 2007
06:50 GMT |
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