Nerve wrap targets the post-op impotence that can jeopardise sex lives - Daily Mail

Around 5,000 men a year in the UK undergo a radical prostatectomy (where the whole prostate and a small amount of surrounding tissue is removed) to try to get rid of cancer.

Wraps made from human placenta could reduce the risk of men being left impotent after prostate cancer surgery. The wraps, which come from placental tissue normally discarded when a woman has given b… [+6234 chars]

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