Women want men to be educated about ED: Survey
July 25, 2006 : A recent study regarding male impotence, conducted in Qatar and other GCC states among female respondents revealed.

Alcoholics' Deficits In Smell Are Linked To Frontal Lobe Dysfunction
July 25, 2006 : Prior research has shown that chronic alcoholism is associated with numerous olfactory deficits in odor judgment, odor identification, odor sensitivity, and the ability to qualitatively discriminate between odors.

Sales of Cialis increase 22% from last year
July 22, 2006 : The impotence drug Cialis, sold by a joint venture between Eli Lilly and Bothell-based Icos, had $233.2 million in worldwide sales in the second quarter.

ICOS to Release Financial Results for 2006 Second Quarter on August 3, 2006
July 19, 2006 : ICOS Corporation will announce its 2006 second quarter financial results on Thursday, August 3, 2006, after the market close.

Over-the-Counter Erectile Drugs Come With Health Risks
July 18, 2006 : Dr. Andrew Kramer recently looked over the medical history of one of his patients who had been in the emergency department complaining of chest pains.

Budget restores erectile drug aid
July 12, 2006 : New Jersey has slashed funding for higher education, curtailed money for municipalities, and raised taxes in a political fight that led to a government shutdown.

Medicaid to cover Viagra purchases again, N.J. decides
July 11, 2006 : The state once again will pick up the tab for men on Medicaid who need prescriptions for drugs treating erectile dysfunction.

Obesity, smoking raises impotence risk
July 08, 2006 : An overweight man climbs a flight of stairs in a 2003 file photo.

Viagra may be of help to heart disease patients
July 07, 2006 : In the first human study of its kind, Dr. David Kass, a cardiologist at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, reported last fall in the journal Circulation that Viagra can suppress the effects of stress hormones on the heart.

Drug wholesaler ahead of curve
July 06, 2006 : It may be a few more years before federal regulators catch up to drug wholesaler H.D. Smith's efforts to prevent counterfeit drugs from reaching consumers.