Shock wave therapy for erectile dysfunction is on the rise

Science News reports that a sound wave–based therapy originally used to break up kidney stones is now being applied to treat erectile dysfunction. The technique, known as shock wave therapy, has been a staple in urology for decades. Its recent use for sexual health illustrates how established medical tools can find new roles.

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