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PhRMA sends lawyers to meet with HECC staff

August 18, 2008

PhRMA sent a delegation of lawyers to meet with House Energy and Commerce Committee staffers to try and head off new regulations and discuss recent work on an update of PhRMA's DTC guidelines.
 

Warner Chilcott to limit DTC, rely more on reps

August 18, 2008

Warner Chilcott said it would "make much more limited use of DTC in support of our existing brands," relying instead on reps to drive market share gains
 

FDA will survey how visuals distract viewers

August 18, 2008

The FDA will test broadcast-style ads for a bogus blood pressure drug as part of a survey aimed at determining how visuals may distract viewers from risk information.
 

J&J may consolidate Rx advertising

Matthew Arnold August 18, 2008

Johnson & Johnson is considering consolidating advertising and marketing for its pharmaceutical brands into one or possibly two companies, a J&J spokesperson told MM&M.
 

Parade to launch 'healthy' supplement

Matthew Arnold August 18, 2008

Parade Magazine's monthly health supplement, HealthyStyle, debuts Sept. 17, and the publisher hopes it will prove a lure for pharma advertisers.
 

Pharmas spent $16 million on DTC in WV, according to report

July 14, 2008

A report by West Virginia's Pharmaceutical Cost Management Council said pharmas spent $16 million on DTC advertising in the state from July 2007 through December 2007.
 

Dingell, Stupak praise firms for following AMA guidelines

July 14, 2008

Reps. John Dingell and Bart Stupak, who chair the Committee on Energy and Commerce and the Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee thereof, respectively, praised Merck, Schering-Plough, Pfizer and J&J for agreeing to follow AMA guidelines regarding the use of docs in ads and to not advertise off-label uses of drugs.
 

Pfizer denies it is looking to consolidate

July 14, 2008

Pfizer gathered capabilities info from its US consumer and professional advertising and PR agencies while issuing RFIs to some non-roster agencies, AdWeek reported.
 

FTC looks into ads for genetic tests

Matthew Arnold July 14, 2008

The Federal Trade Commission has opened an investigation into the possible deceptive advertising and marketing of DTC genetic tests, according to The New York Times
 

Survey: pols don't dent DTC credibility

Matthew Arnold July 14, 2008

All the fury over DTC drug ads emanating from Washington hasn't dented their credibility with consumers, according to Rodale's 11th annual Survey on Consumer Reaction to DTC Advertising of Prescription Drugs.
 
 
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