Study shows Viagra might help women who are taking antidepressants cope with the sexual side effects of those medications

The World Health Organization estimates at least 120 million people suffer from depression, a common disorder that can be treated in most cases with medication. But medication often produces side effects such as headache, nausea, difficulty sleeping and a reduced sex drive. Now a study shows that a drug called sildenafil - normally prescribed for men - can also help women. VOA's Melinda Smith has more on the medication better known as Viagra.