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> The dynamic is similar to pharmaceutical ads on TV for drugs like Ozempic or Cialis. Instead of getting advice from disinterested parties, like their doctors,
by move-on-by 2y ago
> The dynamic is similar to pharmaceutical ads on TV for drugs like Ozempic or Cialis. Instead of getting advice from disinterested parties, like their doctors, people are getting messages from quite interested parties — pharmaceutical companies — hoping they show up at their next medical visit and make an ask.
‘disinterested parties’ is a bold statement to make when there are plenty of cases of pharma reps giving out gifts and causing conflicts of interest with doctors. Corruption can occur anywhere, at least with DTC the motives are clear.
- paulryanrogers 2y agoIndeed. A lack of regulation in one area doesn't meant it's not lacking elsewhere.