Drug Found To Boost Female Libido

American Voices • Science & Technology • women • health • ISSUE 45•48 • Nov 27, 2009

Flibanserin, a drug developed unsuccessfully as a treatment for depression, was shown to increase and enhance sex drive in women. What do you think?

“Between this and Viagra, my husband and I will have no excuse not to enjoy a very fulfilling conversation about science."”
Lacey Moreland –
Systems Analyst
“I'll be honest with you: I'm not exactly thrilled about the idea of women enjoying sex."”
Neil Ridgeway –
Greige-Room Worker
“Ha! My wife doesn't need any help getting aroused. We already kiss for two minutes every night."”
Harry Prieboy –
Psychiatrist

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