It will be interesting to see if this drug is covered by insurance since many plans cover viagra but not the pill.
Shrews and monkeys? There's a joke there - who can make it?
The trickle-down from the primary literature to the popular press is excruciating...
Say what you will about the outrageously sexist implications of developing such a drug (Erica?), but you have to admit that whoever came up with the idea of a combination diet-pill/libido booster is a marketing genius. It's as if the editorial board at Cosmopolitan had its own pharmaceutical research arm.
"rump presentation and tail wagging"
If only it were so simple for humans.
flamingbanjo: it's not that simple... drug companies don't just say "we want to develop a drug that ups libido, lowers appetite!" when drugs with brand new functions are developed, their process goes something like:
1) find a chemical that hasn't been tested well
2) jam test animals full of that chemical
3) see what happens
in this case it's a form of GnRH, a very common and well known human/animal hormone that it sounds like scientists just hadn't stuffed animals full of yet to see what happens.
@5:
If only it were so simple for humans.>
OH, BUT IT IS THAT SIMPLE.
@5:
HOTT.
I just need to stop taking my birth control for THAT.
Maybe if we developed male birth control we could shift the hormone imbalance, huh?
Thanks, Dan, this is now the happiest day of my life.
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