A recent study published in The Journal of the American Medical Association found that men who used Viagra were twice as likely to develop melanoma, a potentially fatal type of skin cancer, as those who did not use the drug. Another study of 26,000 men found those who used Viagra had an 84% higher risk of melanoma. Researchers concluded Viagra users had a two-fold increased risk of melanoma, though no link was found between Viagra and other skin cancers. The document encourages those who developed melanoma after taking Viagra to contact an injury attorney group.

1. A DEADLY LINK
A T T O R N E Y G R O U P . C O M
VIAGRA &
MELANOMA

2. AS LIKELY TO
DEVELOP MELANOMA
A study published in The Journal
of the American Medical
Association has recently found
that men who used Viagra were
twice as likely to develop
melanoma as those who did not
use the product.
2X

3. Melanoma is a type of skin
cancer that can potentially be
fatal if not caught and treated in
its early stages.
ABOUT MELANOMA

4. IF YOU OR SOMEONE YOU LOVE
HAS DEVELOPED MELANOMA
AND YOU BELIEVE THAT VIAGRA
MAY BE THE CAUSE, PLEASE
CONTACT THE AMERICAN INJURY
ATTORNEY GROUP TODAY FOR
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5. STUDIES SUGGEST LINK BETWEEN
VIAGRA AND MELANOMA
enrolled in the Health
Professionals Follow- Up
Study found that Viagra, or
sildenafil, may increase a
man’ s risk of developing
melanoma by as much as
84 percent.
26,000 MEN
84%

6. Over the next 10 years,
researchers kept track of
occurrences of different
types of skin cancer,
including basal cell
carcinoma, squamous
cell carcinoma and
melanoma, based on
answers to self- reported
questionnaires.

7. Researchers
concluded that men who
used Viagra had a two-
fold risk of developing
melanoma. However,
there did not appear to
be a link between Viagra
and a higher risk for
developing other types
of skin cancers.

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