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Study: Viagra And Revatio Users 84% More Likely To Develop Melanoma

Study: Viagra And Revatio Users 84% More Likely To Develop Melanoma

by Marilyn T. McGoldrick | Jun 23, 2014 | Uncategorized

By Marilyn T. McGoldrick, Esq. Published on Jun 23, 2014 Recent reports show that the risk of developing melanoma, a potentially fatal skin cancer, is doubled for men who use Viagra® or Revatio®.  Viagra and Revatio (sildenafil), manufactured and distributed by...
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