Viagra, the little blue pill, has been a household name for more than a generation. And now women's sexual health is finally ...

A new science-backed arousal cream is giving women a long-overdue solution to sexual dysfunction. Formulated with the same active ingredient as Viagra, this fast-acting treatment is designed ...

For nearly three decades, Viagra has helped men rise to the occasion. The little blue pill increases blood flow to the penis, making it easier to get and keep erections. But women have been left out ...

Interest in female Viagra has spiked recently – and it's hardly a surprise. Many women struggle with low libidos for a variety of reasons, such as menopausal hormonal changes and mental health ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Lost that lusty feeling? Addyi, otherwise known as the pink pill, might boost your tanked libido, ...

Flibanserine, commonly called the “female Viagra,” aims to boost sexual desire in women, and has already been rejected twice by the FDA due to side effects of fainting, nausea, dizziness, sleepiness ...

After Viagra came to market in 1998, women began clamoring for a drug of their own. But it has taken decades for the medical community to take women’s sexual health seriously—and even longer to ...

Earlier this year, we reported on how the government health officials who advise the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) had backed what is being called “female Viagra,” voting 18-6 in favor of ...

(Reuters) - The first U.S. treatment for low sexual desire in women, dubbed “female Viagra,” is more likely to help build a market for better future rival drugs than achieve the sales seen for Pfizer ...