McNeil Benecol Promotional Campaign "Redefined" To Focus On Physicians
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
McNeil Consumer Healthcare is "redefining" its promotion of the Benecol line of cholesterol-control products by focusing marketing efforts towards physicians who, the company hopes, will talk up the products to patients.
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