Sex after 50 used to seem like a radical idea.

Now sex after 80 doesn't seem so strange.

This is the People's Pharmacy with Joe and Terry Graydon.

The idea that older people might continue to be sexually active into their golden years might seem silly.

But baby boomers entering their 60s are still interested in sex, drugs, and rock and roll.

The only difference is that the drugs they're seeking are Viagra, Lovitra, and Cialis.

Dr. Ruth is renowned for Frank Talk about human sexuality.

She's about to celebrate her 80th birthday, and she's still going strong.

She talks to us about sex after 50.

Coming up on the People's Pharmacy, we'll also talk with Dr. Erwin Goldstein and his wife, Sue, about sexual medicine and ways to overcome female sexual dysfunction.

First, this news.

In the People's Pharmacy Health Headlines, computer keyboards may be dirtier than you think.

Most people have been told to wash their hands after using the toilet.

Maybe we should institute the same rules for typing on a keyboard.

A British microbiologist tested 33 keyboards in a typical London office.

He also took swabs from the restroom door handle and a toilet seat.

The germs that grew on the petri dishes were revealing.

Four of the keyboards harbored dangerous bacteria.

One keyboard had five times more bacteria than the toilet seat.

This isn't the first time that computer keyboards have tested high for bacterial contamination.

A year ago, the Centers for Disease Control reported an outbreak of neurovirus in a Washington, D.C. elementary school.

A contaminated computer keyboard was suspected of spreading this stomach flu to more than 100 children and teachers.

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