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OH MAN! NEW STUDY SAYS COVD-19 CAN CAUSE ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION

What s up? A new study published May 7
th, 2021 in World Journal of Men’s Health reported that the coronavirus can cause erectile dysfunction (ED). This is the first study to “demonstrate the presence of the COVID-19 virus in the penis long after the initial infection in humans.” The researchers from the University of Miami School of Medicine suggest that “widespread endothelial cell dysfunction from covid-19 infection can contribute to ED.” The researchers believe that COVID-19 can damage the peniIe blood vessels that supply blood to the penis, noting that “endothelial damage associated with COVID-19 is likely to affect the penile vascular flow, resulting in impaired erectile dysfunction.” This is very concerning! The virus presence in the penis is likely to worsen ED. Researchers say, “Patients should be aware of the potential complication of post-COVID-19 ED. Any changes observed in erectile function after infection should be followed up with the appr ....

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Bridgeport police reform group to consider making meetings public

Bridgeport police reform group to consider making meetings public
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BRIDGEPORT A group of elected officials, city staff and activists meeting about policing reforms may have to either reconsider how they do business or dissolve to avoid breaking state Freedom of Information rules.
“We’re going to speak to the working group and decide what next steps they want to take,” said City Council President Aidee Nieves, who recently organized the effort with Councilman Scott Burns. “The decision will be made by the entirety of the group.”
In an effort to further the council’s previously stated goal of improving the police department and officers’ relations with the community, Nieves and Burns convened a 10-person “collaborative” with representatives from Mayor Joe Ganim’s office, the police force, the police commission, the health department, FaithActs for Educati ....

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