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NEW PILL TARGETS IMPOTENCE DRUG COULD BANISH PROBLEM FROM MILLIONS OF BEDROOMS
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Hartford Courant
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Hartford, Conn.
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Instead, the hottest item to hit drug store shelves in years is called Viagra, a little pill that helps impotent men get and retain erections. And as much as FDA approval Friday caused a rise in spirits and Pfizer stock Friday, it was truly remarkable to the British scientists who, quite by chance, happened upon their discovery of Viagra's miraculous qualities while seeking a treatment for chest pain. Viagra's promise was first noticed at Pfizer's laboratory in Sandwich, England, where scientists were testing a drug called sildenafil to treat angina, the painful heart condition caused by constricting or clogging of the heart arteries. Reproduced with permission of the copyright owner. Further reproduction or distribution is prohibited without permission.
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