Congress agrees with the pharmaceutical industry that the right to advertise new drugs is protected by the First Amendment. But pharma companies have a long way to go to prove to their critics that it is the right thing to do.
Michael McCaughan
The right to advertise new drugs on television is safe for now, thanks to a big push by pharmaceutical industry...
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