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The pressure campaign, “Even the Score,” was orchestrated by a pharmaceutical company with a lackluster product—flibanserin—but the vigorous support of twenty-six organizations, from the National Organization for Women and the National Council of Women’s Organizations to the Association of Reproductive Health Professionals. The pro−pink pill forces claimed that it was “sexist” that men had drugs to treat sexual dysfunction while women did not.
There were serious profits to be made. The FDA, however, found Boehringer’s data unimpressive. Two double-blind clinical trials testing flibanserin against a placebo found, in the words of the FDA, that “the treatment effect on [self-reported] desire was neither statistically significant nor clinically meaningful.” Compared with those taking a placebo, women taking the drug reported, on average, less than one additional “satisfying sexual event” per month.
It was high time, they argued, that the FDA level the playing field by approving flibanserin, the availability of which would provide some small restitution for decades of prioritizing “men’s sexual dysfunction…over women’s.” Pressing this demand were members of Congress, 60,000 signatories to a petition, compensated thought leaders from the academy and industry, and powerful lobbyists working on behalf of Even the Score. All of this activism came to a head at the FDA advisory panel hearings in June 2015, which one dissenting member described as “very high pressure” and “kind of an intimidating environment.” The intimidation worked.
The pressure campaign, “Even the Score,” was orchestrated by a pharmaceutical company with a lackluster product—flibanserin—but the vigorous support of twenty-six organizations, from the National Organization for Women and the National Council of Women’s Organizations to the Association of Reproductive Health Professionals. The pro−pink pill forces claimed that it was “sexist” that men had drugs to treat sexual dysfunction while women did not. It was high time, they argued, that the FDA level the playing field by approving flibanserin, the availability of which would provide some small restitution for decades of prioritizing “men’s sexual dysfunction…over women’s.” Pressing this demand were members of Congress, 60,000 signatories to a petition, compensated thought leaders from the academy and industry, and powerful lobbyists working on behalf of Even the Score. All of this activism came to a head at the FDA advisory panel hearings in June 2015, which one dissenting member described as “very high pressure” and “kind of an intimidating environment.” The intimidation worked. The advisory panel recommended approval by a margin of 18−6, and in August 2015 the FDA approved flibanserin to treat “acquired, generalized hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD) in premenopausal women.” Within two days of this triumph of genderless sexual “equity,” the owners of Sprout Pharmaceuticals, whose one possession was flibanserin, sold the company for $1 billion and a share of future profits.
For many years now, pharmaceutical companies have raced to win FDA approval for a treatment for the “mental disorder” of low or absent sexual desire in women. But contrary to what Even the Score campaigners allege, “women’s sexual dysfunction” has not been overlooked. There is a whole industry of non-pharmaceutical therapeutic interventions, techniques, and training exercises, not to mention at least one FDA-approved apparatus for treating orgasmic difficulties, the Eros-Clitoral Therapy Device. But ever since sildenafil (brand name Viagra), the impotency drug for men, came on the market in 1998, there has been a fierce industry competition to get FDA approval for a pill, a patch, or a cream for women, with a number of competitors entering and exiting the field. The experience with Viagra, widely used recreationally, sex with tablet suggested the potential for a blockbuster. The advisory panel recommended approval by a margin of 18−6, and in August 2015 the FDA approved flibanserin to treat “acquired, generalized hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD) in premenopausal women.” Within two days of this triumph of genderless sexual “equity,” the owners of Sprout Pharmaceuticals, whose one possession was flibanserin, sold the company for $1 billion and a share of future profits. For many years now, pharmaceutical companies have raced to win FDA approval for a treatment for the “mental disorder” of low or absent sexual desire in women. But contrary to what Even the Score campaigners allege, “women’s sexual dysfunction” has not been overlooked. There is a whole industry of non-pharmaceutical therapeutic interventions, techniques, and training exercises, not to mention at least one FDA-approved apparatus for treating orgasmic difficulties, the Eros-Clitoral Therapy Device.
But ever since sildenafil (brand name Viagra), the impotency drug for men, came on the market in 1998, there has been a fierce industry competition to get FDA approval for a pill, a patch, or a cream for women, with a number of competitors entering and exiting the field.
The experience with Viagra, widely used recreationally, sex with tablet suggested the potential for a blockbuster. One of the competitors was testosterone, the male hormone. After some eight years of testing Viagra on women, its manufacturer, Pfizer, gave up in 2004, acknowledging that a drug that enhanced blood flow to the pelvic region after sexual stimulation might not induce women to desire sex in the first place. At the time, a professor of clinical medicine at Columbia University made a troubling suggestion: “What we need to do is find a pill for engendering the perception of intimacy.” She seemed serious. The German pharmaceutical company Boehringer Ingelheim thought it had such a pill in flibanserin. Originally tested in men and women as an antidepressant, the compound proved ineffective and was rejected by the FDA. But unlike most antidepressants, this one did not diminish sexual desire among the drug-trial participants; in fact, female participants scored higher than women on either a placebo or an approved antidepressant when asked “How strong is your sex drive?” Seeing an opportunity, Boehringer repurposed the drug for a different disorder. In 2010, Boehringer sought FDA approval to market flibanserin, under the brand name Girosa, to treat HSDD. The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders defined the condition at that time (it has since been changed) identically for men and women.
Persistently or recurrently deficient (or absent) sexual fantasies and desire for sexual activity.B.
The disturbance causes marked distress or interpersonal difficulty.” In an apparent effort to prepare the market for the launch of Girosa, Boehringer also funded an epidemiological study, conducted by researchers with ties to the company, that suggested that 10 percent of women suffered from “desire disorder” (although more than a third of those so labeled suffered from depression, with other problems also present).
There were serious profits to be made. The FDA, however, found Boehringer’s data unimpressive. Two double-blind clinical trials testing flibanserin against a placebo found, in the words of the FDA, that “the treatment effect on [self-reported] desire was neither statistically significant nor clinically meaningful.” Compared with those taking a placebo, women taking the drug reported, on average, less than one additional “satisfying sexual event” per month.