Erectile dysfunction drug may heighten risk of eye disease, study shows
Men who take a widely-used erectile dysfunction drug to treat an enlarged prostate are "significantly more likely" to develop glaucoma, a new study has found.
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The Independent and The Sun UK describe the same event in different terms.
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Different Spin. The left frames it as "Erectile dysfunction drug may raise glaucoma risk, researchers warn". The right frames it as "Common erectile dysfunction and prostate drug ‘raises risk of blinding disease by a third’".
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Men who take a widely-used erectile dysfunction drug to treat an enlarged prostate are "significantly more likely" to develop glaucoma, a new study has found.
Men taking tadalafil could be increasing their risk of glaucoma by a third
PILLS for erectile dysfunction might raise the risk of blinding condition glaucoma, according to a study. Men who used tadalafil, best known by brand name Cialis, were on average 22 per cen...