Valentine's Day Special: Chocolate & The Blue Pill

Dr. George Lee, Consultant Urologist

14-Feb-14 16:00

Valentine's Day Special: Chocolate & The Blue Pill

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The Blue Pill was originally developed as a heart medication. After discovery of a big side effect, it was repositioned as a drug to solve a growing problem of erectile dysfunction. In commemoration with Double Valentine's Day which occurs only once in every 19 years, resident urologist Dr. George Lee discusses this little blue pill and explores its other avenues of use today.

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