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Healthy Skepticism Library item: 2922

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Publication type: Journal Article

Dyer AE.
Drug information--too much, too little, to whom?
Drug Inf J 1977 Jul-Sep; 11:(3):125-9


Abstract:

(Limited to parts of article dealing with promotion.) Manufacturers make claims that do not have evidence to support them. Commercials for over-the-counter medications are often misleading.

Keywords:
*analysis/Canada/general public and consumers/over-the-counter medications/DTCA/direct-to-consumer advertising/ATTITUDES REGARDING PROMOTION: REGULATORS AND GOVERNMENT/INFLUENCE OF PROMOTION: PRESCRIBING, DRUG USE/PROMOTION AS A SOURCE OF INFORMATION: CONSUMERS AND PATIENTS/PROMOTION IN SPECIFIC THERAPEUTIC AREAS: OTC MEDICATIONS/PROMOTIONAL TECHNIQUES: DIRECT-TO-CONSUMER ADVERTISING Drug Information Services/utilization* Information Services/utilization* Patients Pharmacists Physicians Prescriptions, Drug

 

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