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To: Jim Lamb who wrote (2225)	5/7/1998 10:03:00 PM
From: Cosmo Daisey	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 9523

Jim, dowjones.fakenews.com Pfizer to post new warning on the Viagra label: It was confirmed by informed sources today the the next printing of the Viagra labels will include voluntary compliance wording as requested by the FDA following the reports of discomfort amongst users of the new ed pill. The pill is hard to swallow and is sometimes stuck in the throat because of the odd shape. The most common reaction is a stiff neck. Coz

To: Jim Lamb who wrote (2225)	5/8/1998 4:02:00 AM
From: Anthony Wong	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9523

Ex-Sen. Dole a Viagra Test Subject MAY 08, 02:54 EDT WASHINGTON (AP) -- Calling it ''a great drug,'' former Sen. Bob Dole says he was among the men who took part in trials of the new impotence pill Viagra. ''I wish I'd have bought stock earlier,'' the 1996 Republican presidential nominee joked on CNN's Larry King Live show Thursday night. Dole, 74, was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 1991 while serving as a senator from Kansas, and underwent surgery. Since then, he has appeared in TV ads, before Congress and in interviews to promote the importance of early detection and encourage men to speak frankly with their doctors about prostate-related problems, including impotence. When King asked what he thought about the overwhelming popularity of the new impotence pill, Dole said, ''It is a great drug. I'll be honest, I was in the protocol and participated in the program. ''I think we need to learn more about it. There are many men out there, millions of men out there, who suffer from impotence and this may be the first step,'' he said. Dole also said his own cancer had been cured and urged other men to have prostate exams.