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Merck Canceled an Early Study of Vioxx 2005-02-08

By Barry Meier

Merck & Company executives have long insisted that they never pursued a clinical trial to directly study the heart risks of the pain drug Vioxx because other tests they were conducting would supply those answers just as quickly.

Pfizer Says Internal Studies Show No Celebrex Risks 2005-02-05

By Gardiner Harris

Pfizer Says Internal Studies Show No Celebrex Risks

Problems In The Bedroom Can Indicate Heart Problems 2005-02-02

By Science Daily

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is often the first and earliest sign of a more significant cardiovascular condition, according to a study in The Journal of Sexual Medicine.

Shoveling Snow Can Set Off a Heart Attack 2005-02-01

By Anahad O'Connor

As Americans dig their way out of the blizzard that blanketed parts of the Northeast last month, reports of people suffering heart attacks, snow shovel in hand, have surfaced. Many people do not take the risk seriously. But the claim that clearing snow

Pfizer Says 1999 Trials Revealed Risks With Celebrex 2005-02-01

By Alex Berenson

Pfizer Says 1999 Trials Revealed Risks With Celebrex

VCU research shows erectile dysfunction drug reduces death of heart cells in heart attack model 2005-01-31

By Sathya Achia-Abraham

Virginia Commonwealth University researchers have shown that a widely used drug for treating erectile dysfunction, Viagra, reduces the death of heart cells under heart attack-like conditions in a laboratory model.

Big Health Plan Suspends Use of Painkiller 2005-01-29

By Gardiner Harris

Big Health Plan Suspends Use of Painkiller

Big Health Plan Suspends Use of Painkiller 2005-01-28

By NY Times

Even as expert advisers to the Food and Drug Administration prepare to take a closer look at a potentially risky class of painkillers, the COX-2 inhibitors, disturbing new evidence has emerged that these drugs have been prescribed primarily to patients

Mixed Results For Heart Attack Treatments 2005-01-26

Mixed Results For Heart Attack Treatments

Sildenafil effectively treats enlarged hearts, mouse study shows 2005-01-23

By David March

Researchers at Johns Hopkins have found that sildenafil citrate (Viagra), a drug used to treat erectile dysfunction (ED) in millions of men, effectively treats enlarged hearts in mice, stopping further muscle growth from occurring and reversing existin

Study Raises Questions on Plavix Safety 2005-01-20

By Gardiner Harris

Patients taking Plavix, a popular and expensive antistroke drug, experience more than 12 times as many ulcers as patients who take aspirin plus a heartburn pill, a study to be published today in The New England Journal of Medicine found.

Discovery of pathway in learning impairment caused by liver disease may lead to drug treatment 2005-01-19

By David Greenberg

A new study rats reveals the mechanism responsible for learning impairment due to liver failure and shows that sildenafil restores cognitive function

F.D.A. Panel Votes Against Sale of Statins Over Counter 2005-01-15

By Stephanie Saul

F.D.A. Panel Votes Against Sale of Statins Over Counter

Sexual Dysfunction - the Forgotten Taboo 2005-01-14

By RedNova.com, TX

Sexual Dysfunction - the Forgotten Taboo Recent surveys show that people being treated for ...

State issues guidelines on the birds and the bees 2005-01-14

By Tacoma News Tribune, WA

State issues guidelines on the birds and the bees DEBBY ABE; The News Tribune Last updated: ...

Prostate therapy weakens bones: Study 2005-01-14

By Toronto Star

Prostate therapy weakens bones: Study Fractures due to hormone supression Few men informed ...

ID Biomedical Says Vaccine Data Positive 2005-01-14

By Forbes

ID Biomedical Says Vaccine Data Positive 01.13.2005, 02:57 PM Canadian drug maker ID ...

Anti-Aging Drug for Humans Hinted at by Worm Study 2005-01-14

By National Geographic

Anti-Aging Drug for Humans Hinted at by Worm Study Stefan Lovgren for National Geographic ...

Fearing end to Canada drugs, states now look to Europe 2005-01-14

By USA Today

Fearing end to Canada drugs, states now look to Europe MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) — U.S. ...

TV ad is hardly bare-able 2005-01-13

By Sarasota Herald-Tribune, FL

David Grimes — > TV ad is hardly bare-able One year after the Janet Jackson ...

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