FDA’s Rosebraugh Commends Ads Addressing Conscientious OTC Use
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Drug marketers who communicate that their OTC products should be taken with the same care as prescription drugs are sending the right message, according to Curtis Rosebraugh, MD, deputy director of FDA's Office of Nonprescription Products
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