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Indore Surgeon Offers New Hope for Erectile Dysfunction

An Indore doctor's claim to cure erectile dysfunction through an innovative surgery has raised hope among the impotent.// ....V.K. Agarwal, an ex-dean and professor with the MGM Medical College in Indore, says the surgery - the first of its kind in the world - will not only cure penile problems, but "also lead to an answer for all incurable diseases in the future". ...."Impotency may be the re...
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