Ground-breaking trial reveals Viagra could help prevent dementia

A new study has revealed that sildenafil, better known under the name Viagra, increases blood flow to the brain and improves cerebrovascular function in patients who have been identified as having an increased risk of vascular dementia, according to the University of Oxford.

Dementia risk slashed by taking viagra as bombshell study gives 'little blue pill' unexpected new use

A new trial has found thatthe active ingredient in the "little blue pill" Viagra can significantly increase blood flow in the small and medium blood vessels in the brain

'Little blue pill' used by men that can prevent dementia risk

Scientists have found that a drug, better known for its use as an aid in the bedroom, could prevent the onset of vascular dementia - the second most common form of the disease

Viagra Improves Brain Blood Flow, May Help Prevent Dementia: Oxford Study

Sildenafil, popularly known by its brand name Viagra, may have benefits beyond treating men suffering from erectile dysfunction, a new study has found.

Viagra may help prevent dementia: "Findings are very encouraging"

"This demonstrates the potential of this well-tolerated, widely-available drug to prevent dementia," the Oxford University team said.

Viagra Improves Brain Blood Flow, Reduces Dementia Risk: Study

A study suggests Viagra could revolutionize the treatment and prevention of vascular dementia, a condition for which specific therapies are currently unavailable.