The present study aims to investigate
how consumers interpret and react to DTC comparative drug ads.
Specifically, the study will explore two types of drug comparisons
in DTC ads: (1) drug efficacy comparisons and (2) other
evidence-based comparisons, such as dosing, mechanism of action,
and indication. The study findings will inform FDA of relevant
consumer issues relating to comparative DTC advertising.
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