Impotence: injury can be an unsuspected cause

Article Abstract:

Bending of the penis while it is still erect can cause injury and may lead to impotence, a recent study claims. However, nonsurgical treatment can often correct this and it is advised that men who feel discomfort or pain during sexual intercourse should change their positions to avoid injuring the penis.

Care and treatment, Research, Impotence, Penis

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Drug tests: where are the women?

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Drug tests often do not involve sufficient numbers of women, says a report from the General Accounting Office. The report further says that in cardiovascular disease, only 1 out of 13 drugs undergoing trial have sufficiently included women.

Health aspects, Women, Women's health, Mandatory drug testing, Drug testing

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