Women’s libido drug take two: bremelanotide
Bremelanotide, an experimental treatment for low or absent sexual desire in women, moved closer to the clinic Tuesday, following positive Phase 3 trial results.
Bremelanotide, an experimental treatment for low or absent sexual desire in women, moved closer to the clinic Tuesday, following positive Phase 3 trial results.
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A developer and a healthcare entrepreneur are planning a 300,000-square-foot digital health center in Denver, in a big to make the city the “digital health capital” of the U.S., and a doctor voices excitement over Addyi's approval.
The approval of Addyi, or "female Viagra," has received a lot of hype, but is it worth it from a doctor's perspective?
Dr. Irwin Goldstein, president of the Institute for Sexual Medicine, extolled the approval of Addyi, the first-ever drug approved to treat women's sexual dysfunction. He says it'll open the door for further conversation and research about women's health.