Novartis’ Kisqali Consumer Promos Inappropriately Convey Superiority, NAD Finds In Unusual Ruling
Executive Summary
However, similar claim in materials directed at health care providers need not be discontinued, National Advertising Division says in challenge brought by Lilly; NAD decisions in Rx promotion disputes are rare, but voluntary resolution process could become more appealing to pharma firms.
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