A 70-year-old Wall Street executive is giving a lift to impotent men who can't afford Viagra. Alan Greenberg's US$1 million donation to a New York hospital, specifically earmarked to buy the anti-impotence pill, came after he read that some insurance companies and state health programs were denying patients the drug because of its cost (about $8 to $10 a pop). "I think it's something that will give a lot of pleasure to a lot of people," said Greenberg, chairman of Bear, Stearns Companies.
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A 70-year-old Wall Street executive is giving a lift to impotent men who can't afford Viagra. Alan Greenberg's US$1 million donation to a New York hospital, specifically earmarked to buy the anti-impotence pill, came after he read that some insurance companies and state health programs were denying patients the drug because of its cost (about $8 to $10 a pop). "I think it's something that will give a lot of pleasure to a lot of people," said Greenberg, chairman of Bear, Stearns Companies.
