A new take on an old theme: The new Hims ad similarly invokes a system that doesn’t benefit everyone equally but focuses more ...

This article first appeared in the newsletter Your Local Epidemiologist. Pharmaceutical ads in the United States are annoying. Absurd. And almost uniquely American. In fact, only one other high-income ...

The Trump administration is cracking down on direct-to-consumer pharmaceutical advertising. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the Food and Drug Administration will move to eliminate ...

On Sept. 9, 2025, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the Food and Drug Administration jointly announced a crackdown on deceptive direct-to-consumer (DTC) pharmaceutical advertising, ...

A few months after sending an untitled letter to ARS Pharmaceuticals, taking issue with certain aspects of a TV commercial about its epinephrine nasal spray, the FDA is reiterating its concerns about ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . The FDA said it will send letters to pharmaceutical companies asking for the removal of “misleading” drug ads.

The media advertising business could be impacted by President Donald Trump's memorandum aimed at cracking down on pharmaceutical advertising. Using existing regulations for enforcement, the Trump ...

Pharmaceutical ads now account for 9% of TV advertising according to LightShed Partner’s Richard Greenfield and an even higher percentage of spots on evening newscasts When you purchase through links ...

President Donald Trump is getting directly involved in the push against direct-to-consumer prescription drug advertising, which could signal large-scale changes to one of radio’s fastest-growing ad ...

Amid rapidly evolving media consumption habits and a federal push to limit direct-to-consumer drug advertising, pharma companies in 2026 and beyond are on track to continue their migration away from ...

Novo spent almost $500M on advertising GLP-1s in the U.S. last year; Pharma companies keep spending on weight-loss drug ...