This isn't the first research to point out that erections (sensitive as they are to the waxing and waning fortunes of circulation) are something of a canary in a coal mine when it comes to heart health.
To all who ask, Lipsky spins out a ditzy theory of how the English Forward could go from its current circulation, of thirteen thousand five hundred, to something five times, even fifteen times, as big.
With Mediterranean Seafood now published, he deemed a literal reading of the Foreign Office's prohibition of Something Quite Big to allow private circulation - so had it printed, with many errors, by a Catholic priest in the back streets of Bangkok.
When you had a circulation of four million, it mattered less if you said something racist, say, and put off 5% of your readers".
The Literary Digest, in particular, with a circulation of more than 1,000,000 in the early 1920s, was something of an American institution.
Nuts, whose marketing campaign used the slogan "When You Really Need Something Funny", hit a peak circulation of 306,802 in 2005.
Learned shaykhs discussed whether the effects of coffee were similar to those of alcohol, and some remarked that passing round the coffee pot had something in common with the circulation of a pitcher of wine, a drink forbidden in Islam.
Soon after its founding, Leslie's had a circulation of 100,000, which doubled or trebled whenever there was something sensational to portray.
This includes the benefit of immediate injection of active drug moieties into the systemic circulation – something that is desired when an immediate treatment or clinical response is needed.
Even the very early steps of invasion, circulation of tumour cells in blood vessels, colonization at secondary organ sites and metastasis formation can be observed this way-something which to date cannot be investigated in established mouse tumour models.
