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Doctors Use Canadian Technology to Tackle Prescription Drug Crisis 2014-09-02

By Lee Rickwood

Prescription drug misuse represents “a major public health threat” in North America, and Canada is burdened with the second-highest prescription opioid consumption rate worldwide, just behind the United States, the International Narcotics Control Board re

Viagra price drop to boost sales 2014-07-27

By Bettina Arndt

The little blue pill that changed many people's lives is about to enter a rapid new growth phase, with the price of Viagra falling to less than a cup of coffee.

Online medical clinic Virtuwell now available in Virginia 2014-07-14

By Mohana Ravindranath

Internet users in Virginia afflicted with the flu — or about 50 other common ailments — can now get drug prescriptions online, thanks to a new service.

Drugmakers take an upbeat view as Viagra goes generic 2014-06-13

By Qin Dexing

Chinese drug companies have been given the opportunity to capture the erectile dysfunction medication market as Pfizer Inc is about to lose its Chinese patent for sildenafi citratel, sold as Viagra.

Sanofi targets fake Viagra market with non-prescription Cialis 2014-06-05

By Makiko Kitamura

Sanofi sees an attractive opportunity in the rampant market for counterfeit Viagra: luring men away from dodgy online pharmacies with an over-the-counter version of a competing erection drug.

Lilly wants to sell Cialis over the counter 2014-05-29

By Jeff Swiatek

Eli Lilly and Co. wants to see its erectile dysfunction drug Cialis become the first of its kind to be sold to men without a prescription.

Topical Erectile Dysfunction Cream Passes Phase One Trials, Could Replace Viagra 2014-05-16

By Chris Weller

A topical cream used to treat erectile dysfunction (ED) has passed phase one clinical trials, reports the biotechnology company, Strategic Science & Technologies (SST).

Viagra May Improve Blood Flow in Boys With Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy 2014-05-09

By Beth Balen

A small study from the Cedars-Sinai Heart Institute in Los Angeles has found that the erectile dysfunction drugs Viagra and Cialis could improve blood flow in young men and boys with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.

Over 50 And In A Sexless Marriage? Don't Despair 2014-05-07

By Susan Krauss Whitbourne

You've seen the ads for Cialis and Viagra showing that all it takes to bring the sex back into the relationships of the fifty-plus is a little pill.

Viagra is being over-prescribed and given to men who don't need it. 2014-05-01

By Emma Innes

MP accused the Welsh NHS of wasting money giving out drug 'like sweets

Cialis May Not Prevent Impotence in Men Treated for Prostate Cancer 2014-04-02

By Steven Reinberg

Taking the erectile dysfunction drug Cialis while receiving radiation therapy for prostate cancer doesn't seem to help men's sexual function after treatment, a new study finds.

As Drug Costs Rise, Bending the Law Is One Remedy 2014-03-24

By ELISABETH ROSENTHAL

Lee Higman, a 71-year-old artist from Bellevue, Idaho, who considers herself a law-abiding citizen, was shocked last month when she got a notice from the Food and Drug Administration

Pfizer sues India's Torrent in latest bid to fend off generic Viagra Read more: Pfizer sues India's Torrent in latest bid to fend off generic Viagra 2014-03-19

By Amy Weintraub

With Lipitor already over the patent cliff, Pfizer has been working hard to hang onto exclusivity for its famed erectile dysfunction drug, Viagra.

Viagra use up as price driven down 2014-02-14

By Olivia Goldhill

A drop in the cost of Viagra has led to a rise in the number of private patients using the drug, with further increases expected under

Plunging cost of Viagra will see drug made more readily available on NHS 2014-01-24

By Chris Richards

The tumbling cost of Viagra is set to give 1.5 million men in the UK a much needed boost.

Pharmacy staff frequently misinform teens seeking emergency contraception, study suggests 2013-12-31

By Health Behavior News Service

A new study finds that pharmacy staff frequently give teens misleading or incorrect information about emergency contraception that may prevent them from getting the medication.

Healthier happy meals 2013-12-31

By Cornell Food & Brand Lab

What would happen if a fast-food restaurant reduces the calories in a children's meal by 104 calories, mainly by decreasing the portion size of French fries? Would children compensate by choosing a more calorie dense entrée or beverage? Researc

Brain connections may explain why girls mature faster 2013-12-31

By Newcastle University

Scientists have discovered that as the brain re-organizes connections throughout our life, the process begins earlier in girls which may explain why they mature faster during the teenage years.

Study confirms target of potent chronic leukemia drug 2013-12-31

By Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center

A new study helps confirm that a molecule targeted by the experimental drug ibrutinib is critical for the development of chronic lymphocytic leukemia, the most common form of adult leukemia.

Cost of antibiotic drugs for children: Comparison of two countries 2013-12-31

By Boston University Medical Center

The 2009 costs of antibiotics covered by private insurance companies in the U.S. for children younger than 10 years old were estimated to be more than five times higher than the costs in the United Kingdom, which are covered by a government universal heal