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By Steven Reinberg, HealthDay Reporter FRIDAY, May 16 (HealthDay News) -- Direct-to-consumer drug ads on television should include a toll-free phone number that would allow consumers to report adverse side effects, U.S. health experts suggested Friday. At Friday's meeting, the panel discussed... [read full story]
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May 15, 2008 2:12 PM (4 mins ago) By MATTHEW PERRONE, AP » 4 mins ago: TV drug ads may have to zoom in on side effects « ) - The Food and Drug Administration is considering requiring TV drug advertisements to carry a toll-free number where patients can report serious problems with their...
WASHINGTON (AP) - Would consumers get the same warm, fuzzy message from a drug advertisement that promised to lift their mood if it also urged them to report side effects like suicidal thoughts and diarrhea? Under a proposal regulators will consider Friday, that buyer-be-vigilant message would...
— Would consumers get the same warm, fuzzy message from a drug advertisement that promised to lift their mood if it also urged them to report side effects like suicidal thoughts and diarrhea? The Food and Drug Administration is considering requiring TV drug advertisements to carry a toll-free...
By MATTHEW PERRONE , Associated Press WASHINGTON - The Food and Drug Administration is considering requiring TV drug advertisements to carry a toll-free number where patients can report serious problems with their medication. FDA will consult a panel of outside communication experts Friday about...
By MATTHEW PERRONE AP Business Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - The Food and Drug Administration is considering requiring TV drug advertisements to carry a toll-free number where patients can report serious problems with their medication. "Drugs get approved based on results of a small number of people...
By MATTHEW PERRONE - The Food and Drug Administration is considering requiring TV drug advertisements to carry a toll-free number where patients can report serious problems with their medication. FDA will consult a panel of outside communication experts Friday about whether displaying that...
By MATTHEW PERRONE , AP Business Writer WASHINGTON — Would consumers get the same warm, fuzzy message from a drug advertisement that promised to lift their mood if it also urged them to report side effects like suicidal thoughts and diarrhea? The Food and Drug Administration is considering...
By MATTHEW PERRONE AP BUSINESS WRITER WASHINGTON -- The Food and Drug Administration is considering requiring TV drug advertisements to carry a toll-free number where patients can report serious problems with their medication. FDA will consult a panel of outside communication experts Friday about...
By MATTHEW PERRONE, AP Business Writer (AP) -- The Food and Drug Administration is considering requiring TV drug advertisements to carry a toll-free number where patients can report serious problems with their medication. FDA will consult a panel of outside communication experts Friday about...
TV drug ads may soon zoom in on side effects FDA may require commercials to include a number for reporting problems WASHINGTON - The Food and Drug Administration is considering requiring TV drug advertisements to carry a toll-free number where patients can report serious problems with their...

