The drug widely for treating impotence is now in a clinical trial where it is being given to men with pelvic pain syndrome, a condition that affects up to one in 10.
A new report from the Health Evidence Network concludes that mass screening should not be introduced at the national level, unless supportive evidence is available from ongoing screening or treatment trials.
A study from the University of Southern California suggests that Viagra can help repair nerves which have been damaged during the operation of radical prostatectomy for the removal of prostatic cancer within the gland.
Patients and Health professionals can find an up to date article about the treatment for erectile dysfunction written by Tim Whittlestone and Christine Doyle, Medical Editor of The Daily Telegraph.
The drug widely for treating impotence is now in a clinical trial where it is being given to men with pelvic pain syndrome, a condition that affects up to one in 10. 
There is now an immuno-assay system which delivers PSA results at one touch of a button and within 10-12 minutes of starting the assay. 
Good news for Incontinence sufferers. BUA are using the the most up to date technology for incontinence. 
New procedure offers hope to prostate cancer sufferers in Bristol with new research showing it is an effective form of treatment. 
