What does ESSM stand for?

European Society for Sexual Medicine

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The results were presented on Monday at the Congress of the European Society for Sexual Medicine in Lyon, France.

Coming soon! A ' viagra' for women

Boehringer today, at the European Society for Sexual Medicine annual meeting in Lyon, France, reported clinical test results of flibanserin, a drug candidate which treats HSDD by blocking the brain s release of serotonin, a chemical that regulates mood, appetite, sleep and memory and, in time, triggers the production of dopamine, a chemical associated with the stimulation of desire.

United States : BioSante Pharmaceuticals applauds Boehringer ...

Porst intends to present the findings at a medical meeting later this year, the European Society for Sexual Medicine, said Fitzpatrick.

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