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A study published in a US journal says a genetic abnormality increases men’s risk of suffering erectile dysfunction. Photo: Alamy
First erectile dysfunction gene found, and it might lead to new treatments
Researchers have identified a genetic variant that increases a man’s risk of impotence by 26 per cent, possibly because it interferes with circuits in the brain
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Updated: 6:29pm, 10 Oct, 2018
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A study published in a US journal says a genetic abnormality increases men’s risk of suffering erectile dysfunction. Photo: Alamy
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