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And, finally: – More time to enjoy former Super Bowl MVP Jerry Rice on “Dancing with the Stars.” When last seen, Rice was in tights taking ballet lessons in an effort to improve his footwork.

His competitive juices, though, were still flowing.

“I came here to win,” Rice said.

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And, finally: _ More time to enjoy former Super Bowl MVP Jerry Rice on "Dancing with the Stars." When last seen, Rice was in tights taking ballet lessons in an effort to improve his footwork.

His competitive juices, though, were still flowing.

"I came here to win," Rice said.

-_ Tim Dahlberg is a national sports columnist for The Associated Press.

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Yet the pharmaceutical industry has failed in developing a drug for women in this regard.

There isn't a single sexual dysfunction drug on the market that can help them.

Pfizer Inc., the maker of wonder drug Viagra last year abandoned an eight-year Viagra study involving 3,000 women, conceding that its famous blue pill only works for men.

Viagra and its two competitors are rather blunt instruments and are no use for womenfolk as they work simply, by increasing blood flow down below.

Women who take the drugs tend to experience the same physical effect, but this alone rarely satisfies them.

According to some latest research conducted by academics, it has been suggested that a neurological solution is needed to cater to female sexual dysfunction.

When it comes to achieving orgasms, women are more affected by mood, self-esteem and other issues of the psyche than men.

While Pfizer and other pharmaceutical titans have abandoned the pursuit of a Viagra for females as too complicated, a growing number of university researchers are reporting progress with the help of brain scanners and other technology.

Though this endeavor appear like a distant dream for now, but may be it can become a reality in the future.

So, there’s no need to lose hope as a little more effort can bear fruit in this regard and provide a new dimension fo...