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...making unit will not be sold to VW, but will retain some independence. And the rights issue will be dilutive to earnings because profit will be distributed among a larger number of shares. The uncertainty about the structure of the deal was fueled by comments from Bernd Osterloh, head of VW's works council, who said the two companies may not merge at all. (See pictures...
...gave its much-anticipated O.K. to sildenafil citrate. That's because giant pharmaceutical companies--even ones that get a license from the government to print money in blue-pill form--aren't really party places. "We had a nice dinner that night," admits Dr. Ian Osterloh, who directed the development of the impotence treatment...
...That actually sounds rather romantic. But Dr. Ian Osterloh, a researcher for the drug's developer, Pfizer Inc., assured the newly virile Tuesday that their sex was still safe. "I suspect there must be a misunderstanding," he said Tuesday. "The drug has been studied extensively." As they say in the pharmacology game, actual results may vary -- and a little blindness in the bedroom never hurts when the lights are already out. Just make sure you know who's in there with...
...reported preliminary results from three short-term European trials of a total of 400 men whose impotence did not have a clearly defined physical cause. Almost 80% of the subjects said their sexual performance improved within an hour of taking the pill. It worked so well, says Dr. Ian Osterloh, a physician with Pfizer, which manufactures the drug, that "after the trials were over, most of the patients came back asking for more...
WASHINGTON, D.C.: Dr. Ian Osterloh, a Britain-based researcher has in conjunction with pharmaceutical giant Pfizer developed a drug which he claims will restore full sexual function to impotent men. "The medication acts on a certain part of bio-chemistry of blood vessels so more blood flow can occur which enhances the erection," says TIME's Christine Gorman. "What's interesting is that the study didn't just ask men to report on the effectiveness of the drugs, but that the partners were also asked and that they to saw a significant improvement." In one study...