Nurse reuses Syringe to Administer flu shots, thereafter Patients tested for HIV and hepatitis....

Staff at a pharmaceutical company were tested for HIV and hepatitis after a nurse reused a syringe to administer flu shots.

In total, 67 employees of Otsuka Pharmaceutical in Princeton, New Jersey, were warned they may have been exposed to “infected blood”.

Healthcare provider TotalWellness confirmed that the nurse contracted to carry out the flu shots had “failed to follow proper medical procedures and safeguards”.

Valencia College sued over claims it forced students to undergo vaginal exams

Two former Valencia College students said they were forced to undergo vaginal exams in front of their whole class as part of their ultrasound training, according to a federal lawsuit filed in Florida.

New Testosterone Booster Hits the Shelves

(Boston) - If you haven’t heard the whispers, there’s a new supplement at GNC that’s got executives interested. Out of the tens of thousands of products sold by the nutrition giant, this particular supplement, a free testosterone booster known as Test X180 Ignite, is already well on its way to becoming one of GNC’s top 10 grossing products in a matter of months. The success is borderline inexplicable so we decided to ask the company's Chief Marketing Officer his secret.

“It’s not complicated," said the CMO. We sell a great product at a lower price than many of our competitors. Customers are smart - if you create a product that can benefit millions of Americans and it works, it’s going to sell. That’s what we’ve done here.” 

Despite early success, Test X180 Ignite hasn’t been perfect. Because the product’s key ingredient is a very rare fenugreek seed extract known as Testofen, being able to keep up with the demand has been a challenge. “It’s a good problem to have, but one we struggle with everyday,” said the CMO. “Reality is, the supply is limited and keeping up with our customers isn’t easy. As we continue to work out the kinks in our supply chain, the best advice I can offer at the moment is if you see it, buy it, before you miss your opportunity. I think you’ll be impressed by the results.”     

Woman Suffers Painful Clitoral Erection That Lasts FIVE DAYS

Thanks to an antidepressant, a woman in the U.K. suffered a week-long clitoral erection. Not fun. She could barely stand on her own two feet, ladies, it was that painful.

The woman was part of a clinical trial for Wellbutrin (a brand name for bupropion) and trazodone, which are antidepressants. She had also been taking another medication to boost her libido and had recently increased her dosage. 

When she started to feel painful swelling in her vagina, she stopped taking the drugs — but it was already too late. The Daily Mail reports that she was suffering from priapism, a condition that engorges the penis or clitoris with blood for a long period of time; it usually affects men but can also target women.

The nerves essentially ‘forget’ to narrow the arteries after the feelings of sexual arousal have passed, leading to priapism.
Those that have been linked to priapism include anti-depressants (as this woman was taking), erectile dysfunction medication and some recreational drugs.

When she went to the doctors, they found that her clitoris was purple and swollen to “0.8 × 0.3 inches.” She was prescribed painkillers and Sudafed; now she’s fine. Except for having lived through FIVE DAYS of throbbing pain. Eesh.