Olive Oil May Be Better For Men Than Viagra, Study Claims
According to scientists in Greece, olive oil may be better than Viagra when it comes to boosting sexual performance.
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According to scientists in Greece, olive oil may be better than Viagra when it comes to boosting sexual performance.
The study, published by the University of Athens, examined over 600 men and found that an olive oil-rich diet cut the risk of erectile dysfunction by up to 40 percent.
The researchers say it appears the drug, which stimulates blood flow, may have caused damage to the babies' lungs, ultimately leading to their death.
A man in New York is suing CVS after the pharmacy giant revealed that he had a prescription for Viagra to his wife.
Viagra recently released a new ad featuring a beautiful woman drifting aimlessly along a sandy beach. Aimless, obviously, because the man in her life is struggling with erectile dysfunction. It's the first time Viagra has launched an ad that appears to target women.
Causing little attention, two men in their late-50s entered a West Side medical center on the pretense of wanting to see the dentist. CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker reports.
One day after Bears wide receiver Brandon Marshall said he's heard of players using Viagra as a performance enhancing drug, teammate Lance Briggs chimed in with a little humor on the subject.
When asked about Adderall, which is being blamed for a rising number of PED suspensions in the NFL, Marshall had an interesting response.
A bill to require abortion doctors in Illinois to offer the mother a view of an ultrasound is under attack, by lawmakers attaching hostile amendments.
The proposal is one female legislator's reaction to legislation that would encourage women to get an ultrasound before ending a pregnancy.
Federal officials are intercepting an increasing amount of counterfeit Viagra from outside the United States. CBS 2's Dave Savini reports on some of the poisonous substances that have been found in fake batches.
Workers in a Buffalo Grove doctor's office told police that someone for months has been taking from the office's supply of erectile dysfunction drug samples.
So-called herbal supplements along with counterfeit Viagra and other pills could put you at risk.
On harsh winter days, many of us suffer from cold hands and simply put up with it. For some people, it can be a serious health problem.
What do you get when you combine Viagra and caffeine? That's the chemistry question posed on the imaginary whiteboard supplied in a rendering of a future Highland Park classroom.
