The article looks at the continuing research commissioned by WADA to decide whether viagra should be a banned substance.

The article wonders what is so exciting about sex in a relationship. It is just the same thing with the same person, night after night.

The article deals with the recent order issued by the Canadian authorities recalling two “all natural” male enhancement products because they contained viagra.

The article looks at the linkage between erectile dysfunction and cardiovascular disease and concludes that spending more money to screen men in the community for ED will save lives.

The article looks at the incidence of erectile dysfunction among teenage boys and concludes that, instead of approaching this with a prejudgment of psychological cause, physicians should order haemodynamic tests.

The article explains why the FBI refused all comment on the recent report from Japan that men who ride motorcycles are significantly more likely to experience erectile dysfunction.

The article looks at the recently reported words of Natasha Bedingfield that romance is like a female viagra.

The article looks at the strange decision by Pfizer to threaten an Austrian man who makes chocolate treats with legal action because the candy’s name “Stryiagra” is like viagra.

The article looks at a couple’s affair in Brooklyn, fueled by the routine use of viagra which he ordered online and had delivered to her apartment.

The articles looks at the case of a young British boy who has been taking viagra virtually all his life to treat pulmonary arterial hypertension.