For some, the fact that there isn't a drug as effective and successful as Viagra for treating female sexual disfunction is proof positive that we live in a sexist world. For others, it's a sign that drug companies are misusing studies about female sexuality to make money.
Those who are avid watchers of female-oriented programs like Scandal or Real Housewives may have found themselves inadvertently learning about Osphena in recent months, a new drug with a sexy goal: getting older women wet (again).
Lesbians, rejoice! A Greek court has dismissed the request of three residents from the island of Lesbos to ban the use of the word "lesbian" to describe gay women. • A dying 8-year-old boy "married" his "special friend" in a make-believe ceremony a day before he passed away from leukemia. • A male letter carrier from…
File this under the best news in 2008 so far: Tests are currently being conducted on a Viagra-like drug for women! It's not a pill, but a "testosterone-laden ointment" called LibiGel, by Illinois-based BioSante Pharmaceuticals Inc., that's intended to boost women's libidos. It's not rubbed on the vulva though, but on…
