In Brief: Spanish consumer OTC guides
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Spanish consumer OTC guides: National Consumers League translates three brochures into Spanish to help Spanish speakers better understand over-the-counter drug labeling information. The brochures addressing pain, cough and cold and children's medications are part of a series of six; the remaining brochures on asthma, allergy and antacids will be translated by October. Intended to help low-literacy people living in the U.S. obtain medical information, the brochures were developed with funding from the Nonprescription Drug Manufacturers Association and reviewed by the Interamerican College of Physicians and Surgeons. The materials will be distributed through consumer agencies and health care facilities. Copies of the brochures in English or Spanish can be purchased from the league at (202) 835-3323...
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