New drugs aim to increase female desire
Play Video - 3:57
May 23rd, 2013
New drugs aim to increase female desire
Studies show up to 15 percent of women between the ages of 20 and 60 have a sexual desire disorder. TODAY’s Savannah Guthrie reports on the new drugs being developed to help women with sexual dysfunction and relationship experts Ian Kerner and Logan Levkoff discuss the pills, calling female sexuality “hugely complicated.”
More video
Sponsored Content
Now Playing
Tatum O’Neal shares a message with her father: ‘Forgiveness is the best policy’
Sponsored Content
Now Playing
Larry Nassar sentenced after facing over 150 victims in court
Sponsored Content
Now Playing
Former gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar gives final statement
Sponsored Content
Now Playing
Pamela Anderson stars in PSAs urging you to ‘Ride Responsibly’
TRENDING
Sponsored Content
Now Playing
Watch this 4-year-old tennis ace show her stuff
Sponsored Content
Now Playing
Damian Lewis is unrecognizable playing late mayor Rob Ford of Toronto
Sponsored Content
Now Playing
Kourtney Kardashian lobbies Congress over cosmetics laws
Sponsored Content
Now Playing
‘West Wing’ update could be in the works, Aaron Sorkin hints
LIFESTYLE
Sponsored Content
Now Playing
This woman learned she was pregnant only months after she adopted
Sponsored Content
Now Playing
Vacation rentals vs. hotels: What you need to know
Sponsored Content
Now Playing
‘Matramania,’ ‘love bombing’: Learn the latest dating slang
Sponsored Content
Now Playing