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Healthy Skepticism Library item: 3211

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Publication type: Journal Article

Philbrook FA.
‘Misleading’ drug ad
Canadian Family Physician 1984; 30:272, 274


Abstract:

The advertisement for the antidepressant Ascendin was not meant to imply that it was safer than other antidepressants for the suicidal patient, rather it was intended to suggest that it may be safer in usual dosage for patients at cardiac risk.

Keywords:
*letter to the editor/Canada/journal advertisements/Cyanamid/safety & risk information/EVALUATION OF PROMOTION: DRUG SAFETY/EVALUATION OF PROMOTION: JOURNAL ADVERTISEMENTS

 

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