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Wrigley, maker of Juicy Fruit, Big Red and Doublemint gums, has received a patent for medicine-dispensing chewing gum.

Tablets of Pfizer's erectile dysfunction drug Viagra are arranged for an illustration at C.O. Bigelow Pharmacy in New York, U.S., on Tuesday, April 15, 2008.

Wrigley, maker of Juicy Fruit, Big Red and Doublemint gums, has received a patent for medicine-dispensing chewing gum.

ISSUE : FDA is advising consumers not to purchase or use S.W.A.G, a product promoted and sold for sexual enhancement.

Most Floridians know that exposure to the sun increases their risk of skin cancers, but until a published report in JAMA: Internal Medicine last week, no one would have imagined that men taking Viagra could significantly raise their chances of developing melanomas which are potentially the deadliest skin cancer.

But marketing your erectile dysfunction supplement with stick figures of a male character sporting an erection and bulging biceps while an unconscious woman lie with flames coming from between her legs? That takes it to another level.

The treat - which has the familiar blue hue of the popular erectile dysfunction drug - is the brainchild of Welsh food inventor Charlie Harry Francis, who created the product for one of his "A-list celebrity clients."

Viagra is not designed for the female anatomy and should not be taken. There is a lack of information regarding its safety and efficacy in women.

A new study has found that the use of the erectile dysfunction drug Viagra is linked to an increased risk for melanoma, a deadly form of skin cancer A new study has found that the use of the erectile dysfunction drug Viagra is linked to an increased risk for melanoma , a deadly form of skin cancer .

I'm the founder of Science 2.0A and co-author of "Science Left Behind". A wise man once said Darwin had the greatest idea anyone... A recent paper found an increased risk for malignant melanoma in men who took sildenafil for erectile dysfunction.

Viagra has been found to increase the risk of melanoma. According to a new study, men who regularly use the impotence drug are 84 per cent more likely to develop melanoma.

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In recent years researchers have uncovered a potentially important pathway whereby PDE5A inhibitors could potentially increase the risk of developing melanoma.

The active ingredient in Viagra works by increasing blood flow which besides helping men with sexual performance can also act a pain reliever.

A new study from Australia shows impotence, or erectile dysfunction, as common among men as they age.

Researchers at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford are investigating a surprising treatment for a rare and potentially dangerous childhood deformity.