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Erectile Dysfunction: Male Impotence Information | Publications

Summary: The Disabled World database on erectile dysfunction and male impotence offers a comprehensive collection of articles, research papers, and peer-reviewed publications covering various aspects of this common condition. The database includes studies on prevalence rates across age groups, research on potential treatments like Mediterranean diet for cardiovascular improvement in ED patients, and analyses of risk factors. These publications provide valuable insights for individuals with disabilities, seniors, and the general public, offering evidence-based information on causes, symptoms, and management strategies. The database serves as a reliable resource for those seeking to understand erectile dysfunction better, explore treatment options, or stay informed about the latest scientific findings in this field. By presenting a wide range of topics and perspectives, the database helps readers make informed decisions about their sexual health and overall well-being.

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Erectile Dysfunction: Male Impotence Information: Publications and Resources (8 Items)
Title and DescriptionEdPublish
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Erectile Dysfunction Risk and Age: Key Research Findings
Research shows erectile dysfunction becomes more common with age and is linked to activity, weight, and health factors like diabetes and smoking in older men.

13 Mar 2015
19 Jan 2026
Mediterranean Diet Benefits Heart Health in ED Patients
Study shows men with erectile dysfunction who follow Mediterranean dietary patterns have healthier cardiovascular function and reduced arterial damage.

7 Dec 2014
6 Jan 2026
Multiple Medications Linked to Erectile Dysfunction
Peer-reviewed study of 37,712 men shows taking multiple medications increases erectile dysfunction severity, with medication review recommended for treatment.

16 Nov 2011
19 Jan 2026
FDA Approves Cialis for Enlarged Prostate Treatment BPH
FDA approval of tadalafil (Cialis) for benign prostatic hyperplasia symptoms and concurrent erectile dysfunction treatment in men with enlarged prostate.

13 Oct 2011
19 Jan 2026
Depression and ED Linked to Higher Heart Disease Risk
Study finds depressive symptoms in men with erectile dysfunction significantly increase risk of major cardiovascular events beyond other known risk factors.

14 Jul 2010
19 Jan 2026
Erectile Dysfunction Predicts Heart Disease Risk in Men
Men with erectile dysfunction often show early coronary artery disease signs and face increased cardiovascular event risk within three to five years.

19 May 2010
19 Jan 2026
Premature Ejaculation Stigma Prevents Men Seeking Help
European survey of 4,500 people reveals how stigma and embarrassment prevent men with premature ejaculation from seeking medical treatment and support.

16 Apr 2010
19 Jan 2026
Restless Leg Syndrome and Erectile Dysfunction Link
Peer-reviewed study reveals older men with restless leg syndrome have higher rates of erectile dysfunction, with risk increasing based on symptom frequency.

1 Jan 2010
19 Jan 2026

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