Bill Would Make US FDA Issue Final Rule On Risk Information In Broadcast DTC Ads
Executive Summary
Proposed rule issued in March 2010 requires ‘major statement’ on a drug’s side effects in ‘a clear, conspicuous, and neutral manner’ for TV and radio ads. Bill would mandate a final rule within six months.
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