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News - Older men ‘happy with sex lives’ - 25 May 2008
Men in their 50s have more satisfying sex lives than men in their 30s, a survey suggests.
A team from Norway and the US surveyed 1,185 men aged between 20 and 79, and found more problems with impotence and declining sex drive in older men.
But despite this, men in their 50s reported similar levels of satisfaction […]
Read Full Post »News - Celtic gene ‘behind Irish blood disorder’ - 18 May 2008
The condition means having too much iron in the blood.
It is estimated that one in five Irish people carry this gene and one in 86 will go on to develop haemochromatosis.
It is associated with both men and women aged more than 40.
Its symptoms include excessive tiredness, male impotence, liver impotence cure
, arthritis in the hand […]
News - Eye warning call for cigarettes - 11 May 2008
Experts are calling for cigarette packets to carry a warning that smoking can cause blindness.
The move comes as new evidence suggests smoking - and passive smoking - can cause age-related macular degeneration - the UK’s leading cause of blindness.
The, as yet, unpublished European Eye Study of 5,000 AMD patients in the EU found 27% had […]
Read Full Post »News - Prostate therapy benefits doubted - 05 May 2008
Many men diagnosed with low-grade prostate cancer do not benefit from radical treatment, research suggests.
The researchers calculated that, even without treatment, only about 1% of men aged 55-59 with diagnosed low-grade disease would die within 15 years.
Side effects of radical treatment such as surgery and radiotherapy can include incontinence and impotence.
The Department of Health said […]
Read Full Post »News - Graphic images to deter smokers - 18 Mar 2008
The public are being asked to choose a series of picture warnings to appear on cigarette packets from next year.
People can give their opinion on a range of images designed to highlight the dangers of smoking on a website set up by the Department of Health.
Evidence shows that images have a greater impact than written […]
Read Full Post »News - Stress at work makes men ill - 17 Mar 2008
British men are suffering high rates of stress and depression due to overwork, a survey suggests.
More than one in three men turn to alcohol to try and switch off from work and 17% have been to see a doctor about their stress levels.
Experts said men were making atenolol impotence ill by not facing up to […]
Read Full Post »News - Drug firms attacked on marketing - 16 Mar 2008
Top European impotence medication firms are using unscrupulous marketing practices to promote their products, a consumer report says.
The Consumers Erectile dysfunction natural treatment
lobby group accused drugmakers of using the methods to get doctors to prescribe products and persuade consumers they need them.
It said there was a “shocking” lack of publicity about where the $60bn […]
Read Full Post »News - Belgian police find girls’ bodies - 16 Mar 2008
The bodies of two young stepsisters who organic impotence in the eastern city of Liege three weeks ago have been found, Belgian police have confirmed.
Chief prosecutor Cedric Visart de Bocarme said Stacy Lemmens, seven, and Nathalie Mahy, 10, were murdered.
The girls disappeared during a street party. Their bodies were found 400 metres from where they […]
Read Full Post »News - Uruguay’s neighbour problems - 15 Mar 2008
On clear summer days, when the sun burns fiercely, what seems like half of Montevideo’s population migrates to the Ramblas, the waterside promenades that edge the peninsula city.
Matrons walking their dogs politely make way for joggers both young and old.
Children hurtle by on roller skates and bicycles.
And courting couples sit looking out over the calm […]
Read Full Post »News - Picture smoking warnings ‘best’ - 14 Mar 2008
Pictorial health warnings on cigarette packets are more likely to encourage smokers to quit, a Canadian study says.
The University of Waterloo-led research also found large and regularly updated text warnings were more likely to be noticed then smaller ones.
Researchers looked at different approaches taken in four countries - Canada, the US, the UK and Australia […]
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