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Lack of sexual desire is a common problem in women. It’s no wonder then why there is an increased demand for viagra, especially for women.

Now, here's the 'son of viagra' that works even faster and ensures steamier sex sans the headaches.

viagra increases the blood flow to the genitals in men and helps in erection during sexual arousal. But is it safe for women? Would it work on them? What would be the potential risks and side effects?

WASHINGTON: US health officials are examining rare reports of blindness among some men using viagra.

The myths surrounding the very famous viagra drug are leading to an increase in its abuse.

Next week, the FDA will vote on whether the female libido enhancing drug Flibanserin should be voted in or out.

A pill which was anticipated to become the first "female viagra" has failed to show effective results in trials.

Researchers have found that viagra harms fertility particularly in young people who use the drug recreationally and it could also impair their ability to have families.

NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court on Thursday admitted for hearing an appeal by Pfizer, the US pharmaceutical company that makes anti-impotency drug 'viagra'.

A Briton who made millions of pounds and led a lavish lifestyle by selling online counterfeit and unlicensed medicines including fake viagra sourced from India, has been asked to pay back 14 million pounds.

Fake viagra pills worth close to Rs 10 lakh have been seized during a series of raids conducted by a private vigilance company in collaboration with local police stations from across the country.

viagra — the common male potency enhancer drug — may also fight obesity by busting the unseemly fat around the abdomen , a new research has claimed.

Anti-impotence drug viagra may help treat certain cancers and neuro-degenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's, a new study claims.

Pfizer hopes to capture 10-15% of the Rs 70-100 crore erectile dysfunction market with the launch of viagra in India, over the next two years.

For many NRIs visiting Gujarat, the 'desi' versions of wonder drug viagra also mean a free flight back home.

It might have taken its time coming, but it promises to live up to the premature jubilation which has preceded its imminent arrival. In what can be termed as a New Year's gift from the drug controller general of India (DCGI) to men traumatised by erectile dysfunction, the desi viagra is ready to stand out on the shelves of Indian drug stores. Soon.

It might have taken its time coming, but it promises to live up to the premature jubilation which has preceded its imminent arrival. In what can be termed as a New Year's gift from the drug controller general of India (DCGI) to men traumatised by erectile dysfunction, the desi viagra is ready to stand out on the shelves of Indian drug stores. Soon.

A recent study conducted by the state forest department has revealed that excessive extraction of keeda jadi (also known as Yartsagumba or Himalayan viagra) and related activities pose serious threat to the sensitive ecology of the region.