Alzheimer's Risk Drops in Men on Viagra and Similar Prescriptions, Study Claims
The erectile dysfunction drug Viagra is gaining attention as a potential Alzheimer's treatment. A study involving over 260,000 men without cognitive issues found those with frequent prescriptions had a 44% lower Alzheimer's risk. Although intriguing, caution is urged due to observational nature and unaccounted variables. Further research, including clinical trials, is needed to confirm the link between PDE5 inhibitors and Alzheimer's prevention.