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In Brief: Ad, Social Media Claims Scrutinized; Unilever Slims Down; Perrigo Generic Advil Congestion Ready

This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet

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NAD refers RDK Global advertising to FTC; social media claims trigger FDA warning; Perrigo to launch equivalent of Advil product; Unilever divests Slim-Fast; class-action complaint against Nu Skin; Herbalife makes friends on Capitol Hill; and child-proof liquid nicotine bill introduced.

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