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A Viagra for Women? Female Sexual Dysfunction in Spotlight - ABC News

Attempts to treat female sexual dysfunction with Pfizer's erectile dysfunction drug Viagra have been largely unsuccessful, but a new prototype from the company offers hope for a female-specific treatment for those with Female Sexual Arousal Disorder (FSAD).

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Tags: Erectile Dysfunction Medication, Disease and Condition, Drug, Men's Health, Sex and Intimacy, Women's Health, Viagra, Pfizer

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