There are some 'alternatives' to Viagra, especially as women should not take Viagra in the first place! Although there have been some press reports of Viagra being taken by women, it is dangerous ...

When a drug is licensed, the conditions for which it can be prescribed are clearly laid out, and at present there is no licence for the use of Viagra in women. This means that the manufacturers ...

in the UK. The drug approved for use in last November by the European based drug regulatory authority, contains the same active ingredients as the pill, Viagra. The drug is already being sold in ...

Professor Andrew Trafford, who worked on this research funded by the BHF at the University of Manchester Viagra was originally being developed as a cardiovascular treatment in the UK. Researchers were ...

Giving pregnant women Viagra pills during labour may reduce the ... cent of emergency Caesareans carried out during labour in ...

It's the Russell T Davies flagship BBC festive drama about the little-known Viagra trial that is hoped ... like how Davina McCall has helped women with the menopause. Erectile dysfunction can ...

Viagra hit the shelves in the USA and UK in 1998 as the first approved oral treatment for erectile dysfunction in a blaze of publicity and quickly became the fastest selling drug in history with ...

According to a UK survey commissioned ... to investigate whether women are similarly affected. But, might this finally be the incentive some British men need to take Viagra, turbocharging their ...