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Michelle King Robson Testifies In Front of FDA Panel Reviewing Flibanserin
On June 18, Michelle King Robson, the Founder, Chairperson and CEO of EmpowHER, went to Washington, D.C., and testified in front of a FDA panel considering approval of Flibanserin, often referred to as "female Viagra," and advocated for women who are silently suffering from hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD).
Watch The Interview8 Reasons Why the Little Pink Pill Matters to Women’s Health
Both men and women can suffer from sexual dysfunction, but there are no drugs available to treat the condition for women on the market currently. Learn how the pink pill can make a difference in women’s health and why it is important for women.
Read Full StoryThe Voice of Women's Health is Crying Out
Michelle has been fighting the battle against female sexual dysfunction for years. Some of her reasons are personal. At the age of 42 she had a complete hysterectomy because that was her doctor's advice and she trusted her doctor. Some of Michelle's other reasons for fighting the battle are out of concern for other women, the men in their lives and their families.
Read Full StoryThink Pink--All About the New "Female Viagra"
A pill containing all the secrets of the known universe; a tiny speck of fairy dust, compressed into a shiny tablet, packaged and sold at the local pharmacy. Goodness, how can it be? A pill that can actually make sex better for the women of the world? Why do we need this? And if we do need this, does it really work?
Read Full StoryThe Pink Pill: Controversy Over Female Sexual Medication Sparks Discussion
A little tablet nicknamed the "little pink pill" could be the answer to female sexual woes. Some are calling it the "female Viagra." It would be the first of its kind on the market if approved by the FDA. I've been fighting this battle for years to make sure that everyone knows there is such a thing as sexual dysfunction in women.
Read Full StoryFemale Sexual Dysfunction: Turn It Around With Good Primary Care
Almost half of all women have experienced some form of sexual dysfunction. A primary care physician who is educated on all aspects of female sexual health, and adept at treating female sexual dysfunction, can help women experiencing distress.
Read Full StoryASK: Could I have HSDD?
I think I could have HSDD from what I have read on this site. What can I do to help with HSDD? I am going to visit with my OB/GYN in a few weeks, however I really want some help now. I want my relationship with my husband back.
Read Full StoryThe Power of the Pink Pill
We've seen the commercials, we've read the articles, and hey, some of us have even seen the results of Viagra - the drug created to help male erectile problems. Since Viagra hit shelves, and perhaps even before, pharmaceutical companies have been after the proverbial holy grail of money makers - a drug to help cure female sexual dysfunction (FSD).
Read Full StoryFemale Viagra Rejected by FDA Panel
In June 2010, a Food and Drug Administration panel shot down Flibanserin, the so-called female Viagra, over concerns that the drug didn't adequately improve a women's lagging libido.
Read Full StoryFemale Sexual Dysfunction Advocacy Sheet
At some point in a woman’s life she may experience female sexual dysfunction. It is marked by a woman’s inability to be aroused or maintain arousal, pain during intercourse, inability to orgasm, and low sex drive. Here are some questions that can be helpful to ask your doctor if you are experiencing female sexual dysfunction.
Read Full Story'Viagra' for Women Raises Questions
Apparently Boehringer Ingelheim GmbH doesn't believe that women could have sexual dysfunctions the same way men do. Unlike Viagra, this German drugmaker plans to create a drug that doesn't act on women's bodies, but minds.
Read Full StoryWill the "Pink Pill" Improve Women's Sexual Desire?
The term "Viagra for women" is a bit of a misnomer because the way that the drug acts is completely different for women than the way Viagra acts in men. Learn more about the pink pill and whether it will help sexual problems for women.
Read Full StoryFlibanserin: A Sex Pill for Women?
Medications like Viagra, Levitra, and Cialis have revolutionized the male sexual health world and brought the subject of sex into the doctor’s office and out in the media. After its debut in 1998, sex researchers were busily trying to adapt Viagra to suit women.
Read Full StoryThe Final Word on Female Viagra
I’ve spent a lot of time on this website discussing female sexual challenges – low libido, difficulty achieving orgasm, insufficient lubrication, etc. The one topic I've yet to broach is a female equivalent to the male drug Viagra.
Read Full StoryA Look at the Pink Pill
The pink pill, also known as female Viagra, has generated a lot of buzz in the news in recent years. While scientists continue to tweak the formula and conduct experiments, those of us waiting with bated breath can speculate on the pros and cons of such a drug.
Read Full StoryHow the Latest “Pink Pill” Studies Tested Women’s Sex Drive--and Failed
It’s all but official. Hopes have been dashed, once again, for a “pink pill” that can boost low sex drive in females as quickly as the popular “blue pill” Viagra pumps up sex organs in males.
Read Full StoryThe Aging Process and Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder
Aging and sex are topics most women do not want to talk about. Not to mention, low libido, menopause and aging are all complex issues for women.
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Lisa Rinna Shares Valuable Sexual Health Tips
Actress Lisa Rinna advocates for women's sexual health as she discusses her own sexual desire and postpartum challenges, and provides information for women with low sexual desire who want to rekindle intimacy with their partners.
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