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A novel study has found that a commonly used anti-baldness drug called finasteride could lead to impotency in men.

The researchers from Ireland and the United States have claimed that the labeling on the drug is inappropriate and have warned that continuous use of the anti-baldness drug may lead to intricacy in getting an erection during a sexual intercourse.

According to the study, conducted by researchers at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, those who manage to get an eight hour shuteye look far more attractive and healthy than those who are sleep-deprived.

Previous researches have found that a good night’s sleep is influential in reducing wrinkles in the face and the neck.

It suggests that "an individual's sleep history may play an integral part in the perception and judgements of his or her attractiveness and health,” the study authors wrote in the ‘British Medical Journal.’

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