Finally, some one who cares about Men's Health

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COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Men in the Buckeye State seeking prescription drugs for erectile dysfunction such as Viagra will have a tougher time getting their little blue pills if one Ohio lawmaker has her way.

Tony Dejak / AP

Democratic State Sen. Nina Turner in Steubenville, Ohio.

State Sen. Nina Turner, a Cleveland Democrat, this week introduced Senate Bill 307, which is aimed at protecting men from the risks of PDE-5 inhibitors -- drugs like Viagra that are commonly used to treat symptoms of erectile dysfunction -- in an effort to “guide men to make the right decision for their bodies.”

Turner told msnbc.com on Thursday that the measure was her way of sending a message to the Legislature in response to Ohio’s so-called Heartbeat Bill, which is now pending in the state Senate. That measure would ban abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected – sometimes as early as in the sixth week of pregnancy.

“I’m fed up over all this concern, consideration and conversation over the feeble and fragile minds of women who are unable to make decisions on their own,” Turner said. “I thought it was time to show our men some love and some regulation. It was time to level the playing field for all.”

http://usnews.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012/03/08/10612704-want-viagra-ohio-lawmaker-wants-men-to-get-second-opinion

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COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Men in the Buckeye State seeking prescription drugs for erectile dysfunction such as Viagra will have a tougher time getting their little blue pills if one Ohio lawmaker has her way.

Tony Dejak / AP

Democratic State Sen. Nina Turner in Steubenville, Ohio.

State Sen. Nina Turner, a Cleveland Democrat, this week introduced Senate Bill 307, which is aimed at protecting men from the risks of PDE-5 inhibitors -- drugs like Viagra that are commonly used to treat symptoms of erectile dysfunction -- in an effort to "guide men to make the right decision for their bodies."

Turner told msnbc.com on Thursday that the measure was her way of sending a message to the Legislature in response to Ohio's so-called Heartbeat Bill, which is now pending in the state Senate. That measure would ban abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected – sometimes as early as in the sixth week of pregnancy.

"I'm fed up over all this concern, consideration and conversation over the feeble and fragile minds of women who are unable to make decisions on their own," Turner said. "I thought it was time to show our men some love and some regulation. It was time to level the playing field for all."

http://usnews.msnbc....-second-opinion

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Ouch. And I am about to have my yearly physical soon.

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We'd solve all of these problems if we'd just make it legal for parents to kill their kids up until age 18...

If you know it's going to be a little ####### in society, take it out and save us the trouble!

With laws like that, abortion is a non-issue. It'd be considered doing society a favor from day one!