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The 'Female Viagra' is on the way

The New Jersey pharmaceutical and medical technology firm, NexMed Inc. recently launched a drug to treat erectile dysfunction. According to NexMed, the cream based drug treats a condition called female sexual arousal disorder [FSAD].

After the success of Viagra, pharmaceutical companies are aiming for huge profits and a female version of Viagra can do wonders. Viagra is a household name today and pharmacies see a potential market for its female version too. The New York Times which carried the 'new cream-drug news' had an over whelming response from readers who wanted to read more about it.

Read the complete news article here:
http://www.salon.com/sex/feature/2003/01/30/nexmed/index_np.html