Introduction Erectile dysfunction (ED) is an important health concern that can significantly
affect a man's psychosocial well-being. ED has traditionally been considered a disease of …

Epidemiological studies consistently show that prevalence of erectile dysfunction (ED)
increases with ageing. Nonetheless, complaints of ED even in younger men are becoming …

Over the past 20 years, there have been numerous reports on the epidemiology of erectile
dysfunction (ED). Most studies have reported prevalence rates in a variety of different …

Erectile dysfunction (ED) affects a growing number of men in the USA and abroad, with
significant impacts on sexual function and overall quality of life. The risk factors for ED are …

Introduction Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a common complaint in men over 40 years of age,
and prevalence rates increase throughout the aging period. Prevalence and risk factors of …

This review of the current epidemiological literature on erectile dysfunction (ED) suggests
that approximately 5–20% of men have moderate-to-severe ED. Different definitions of ED …

Objectives. Assessment of erectile dysfunction (ED) burden could improve health outcomes
associated with underlying cardiometabolic and psychological causes of ED. This study …

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is the most common sexual problem in men, after premature
ejaculation, affecting up to 30 million in the United States. In a society in which sexuality is …

Background There is a lack of nationwide epidemiologic survey data on the prevalence
estimate of erectile dysfunction (ED) in Chinese men living on the mainland China. Aim To …

Introduction Erectile dysfunction (ED) is associated with psychological impairment, and
further research is required to understand their relationship. Aim We present descriptive …