New FDA Rule Will Require Clear, Conspicuous Warnings on Drug Ads for Consumers
Direct-to-consumer prescription drug advertising is banned in all developed countries except the United States and New Zealand.
Tag Archives: Drug Advertising
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Study Finds Media Coverage Can Increase Drug Prescribing Despite Lack of Scientific Evidence
Rogaine prescribing increased after NYT article, despite a lack of new scientific evidence of benefits.
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Drugs Advertised on TV Often Have Low Therapeutic Value, Study Finds
Drug companies spend billions of dollars on television commercials for drugs that are more expensive and less effective than other treatments, according to the findings
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Conflicts of Interest Rampant In Healthcare Industry, Requiring Oversight: Study
Findings show need for more extensive oversight to protect patients' interests, the researchers noted
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FDA Study Seeks To Understand Effects Of Drug Names On Consumers, Doctors
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FDA To Study Direct-To-Consumer Drug Advertisements in Magazines, Other Print Publications
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New FDA Studies To Take Closer Look At Drug Advertising and Marketing
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New FDA Study Will Test Consumers’ Ability To Spot Deceptive Drug Ads
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The Longer The List Of Drug Side Effects In An Ad, The Less You Pay Attention: Study
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Shorter Drug Side Effects Lists Easier To Remember In TV Ads: Study
