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A new survey of Australian men reveals that smoking tends to increase the risk of erectile dysfunction (ED) and that the risk increases with amount of smoking, with one pack a day smokers experiencing a 40% increased risk of ED over nonsmokers. 
 
The finding was not unexpected since it is known that smoking causes circulatory problems, but researchers hope to use the information in stop-smoking campaigns. 
 

Smokers more likely to be impotent

The Age - 5/17/2006 9:34 PM

Men who smoke at least 20 cigarettes a day are much more likely to be impotent than non-smokers, an Australian study finds.
 
The researchers surveyed more than 8,000 Australian men aged 16 to 59 from all states, and more than a quarter of them are smokers
 
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Comment On: Smoking Shown to Raise Risk of ED
Posted by Mike on 9/1/2006 | Filed Under: Cigarettes & Tobacco / Smoking

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