Identifying Deceptive Rx Advertising: FDA Rejects PhRMA's Criticisms Of Its Study
Executive Summary
US agency disagrees that study of consumer and healthcare professional ability to detect deceptive promos is unnecessary; final guidance on product name placement in labeling and advertisements mirrors 2013 draft.
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