Women could soon be prescribed 'female Viagra' to boost their sexual desire, after the drug was approved in the US The drug, called Addyi and dubbed ‘the pink pill’, changes a woman’s brain ...

Underlying causes of low sexual desire include: There's no female version of Viagra (a drug that treats ED). Viagra doesn't affect libido and isn't approved for use in females. Addyi and Vyleesi ...

Viagra could be made available to women on the NHS after the first scientific trial showed it can dramatically increase their enjoyment of lovemaking. Women who had taken the drug had sex more ...

two drugs have been approved to treat female sexual interest/arousal disorder (FSIAD): Vyleesi (bremelanotide) and Addyi (flibanserin). Some people may refer to these as “Viagra for females.” ...

Valeant hoped to capitalise on a wave of publicity for the drug that had been dubbed the “female Viagra,” and which some analysts had forecast would be capable of earning $2 billion in peak sales.

A tiny pink pill touted as “Viagra for women” got a reluctant nod from the United States Food and Drug Administration panel, bringing the first medical treatment for female sexual dysfunction ...

Gwyneth Paltrow has shared her thoughts on a drug that has been deemed the "female Viagra". The 52-year-old is no stranger to ...

The US drug regulator on Friday approved Palatin ... the latest attempt to come up with a therapy that some have dubbed as “female Viagra”. The therapy, Vyleesi, will compete in a market ...

The term 'female viagra' doesn't refer to an elusive or much-wished-for drug – it really exists. Its brand name is Addyi, but, while it's available for purchase in the US, the medicine isn't licensed ...

Valeant also offers us a global footprint that could eventually bring Addyi to women across the globe.” Valeant CEO J. Michael Pearson told DealBook that his firm expects health plans will cover the ...