Are eye floaters and flashes signs of something serious?

Notice annoying specks in your vision? According to the International Journal of Ophthalmology, up to 75 percent of us deal with eye floaters, the dark spots caused by tiny bits of debris casting ...

Are you experiencing sudden eye floaters? While often harmless, experts explain when these visual disturbances could signal a more serious underlying issue like a retinal tear or detachment. Learn ...

These drugs improve blood flow and may have protective features for eyes. Study links ED drugs to slightly lower glaucoma risk in men over 40. “The association is likely vascular in origin ...

Turns out that little blue pill could be a boon to women, too. Erection pills do more than help men rise to the occasion, with research showing Viagra can improve the risk of heart disease, stroke and ...

VIAGRA could also protect the eyes against glaucoma, a study claims. The little blue pill, commonly used for erectile dysfunction, was invented to treat the heart by increasing blood flow. Viagra ...

Patients who present to their primary care providers experiencing new-onset or multiple floaters in their vision could be at risk for retinal tears or detachment and should be referred promptly to an ...

Millions of men have relied on Viagra to help with erectile dysfunction, but some women have found an off-label use for the drug—and it has nothing to do with sex. Instead, they're actually using the ...

Everyone’s favorite little blue pill may offer more than just a boost in the bedroom. New research suggests the erectile dysfunction drug Viagra could help treat a devastating neurological disorder ...

Pfizer Inc. is drawing on lessons learned years ago from rolling out Viagra as it maps out the launch of its first obesity medicine. The parallels between weight loss and erectile dysfunction — two ...